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During the first televised debate of the 2024 US presidential elections, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris laid our their clearly different visions for foreign policy. Whereas Harris called for multilateralism with America’s allies, Trump set out his transactional ‘America First’ approach.

Trump-Harris: Opposing World Views

During the first debate of the presidential elections, Trump and Harris laid our their clearly different visions for foreign policy

Mapping the World Essentials

In a world where climate change is accelerating, wind and solar power seem more important than ever. Mapping the World investigates how these renewable energy sources, which have been used for thousands of years, are being reinvented in the 21st century.

Wind and Solar: An Energy Revolution?

How these renewable energy sources, which have been used for thousands of years, are being reinvented in the 21st century.

Mapping the World

Despite the warrant issued by the International Criminal Court, Vladimir Putin was not arrested when he landed in Mongolia. This visit is a reminder of the historic link between Moscow and Ulan Bator, but also highlights Vladimir Putin's isolation in world politics.

Putin in Mongolia

Putin’s visit this week to Ulan Bator is a reminder of the close links between Russia and Mongolia.

A tour through the history of Armenia, a small mountainous country which, since independence in 1991, has been caught between difficult neighbours: Azerbaijan and Turkey.

Armenia: Small Country, Big History

Russia boasts a handful of "Western experts" who agree with the Kremlin world view. These German, Belgian and French experts are regular guests on Russian propaganda TV channels. Fake News finds out who these people are and what their views actually are.

The Kremlin's Western 'Experts'

Russia boasts a handful of "Western experts" from Europe who regularly appear on Russian TV channels. 

Fake News

Across Europe, the far right is embedding itself into the political landscape and daily life. But behind an increasingly smooth and respectable façade lies an ideology that remains fundamentally racist and violent. An in-depth focus into an ecosystem of extreme ideology in France, Germany, and Belgium.

Inside Europe's Far-Right Movement

Across Europe, the far right is embedding itself into politics and daily life, but remains fundamentally violent and racist. 

White Power

In 2019, Morocco celebrated 20 years of King Muhammad VI's reign. He's managed to impose his own style through gradual reforms. But the country is also deeply divided and unequal. Though the King wishes to reform, he must face opposing forces of tradition and common law. The challenges are numerous and the threats are significant. He must constantly walk a political tightrope to keep revolution at bay.

The King must constantly walk a political tightrope to keep revolution at bay.

Mohammed VI, The King With Two Faces

Kaja Kallas, 47, is the first woman to serve as Prime Minister of Estonia. She is known in Europe as the “Iron Lady” for her firm support for Ukraine and her tough stance on Russia. She has been appointed head of European diplomacy, succeeding Josep Borrell as the EU's High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy. Who is she really, and how did she get to this coveted position? Here is her story.

Head of European Diplomacy

Known as Estonia's “Iron Lady”, Kaja Kallas has just been appointed to one of the EU's most important posts.

Kaja Kallas

65 years old, a member of the CDU (the German conservative party) and one of the most powerful women in the world: Ursula von der Leyen has just been appointed head of the European Commission. Internationally, she is known as "Madame Europe". But who is she really, and how did she get one of the EU's most coveted jobs?

President of the European Commission

Ursula von der Leyen is re-elected as head of the European Commission. Who is she and how did she get there?

Ursula Von der Leyen

On July 23rd, Spain decides whether to put an end to four years of left-wing politics – which even the Socialists sometimes considered too far left. However, the alternative would likely be a coalition of conservatives and far-right extremists.

A coalition between the Spanish People's Party and the extreme right could bring down the socialist government.

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Spain at Political Crossroads

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