Ankara wants to get rid of the jihadis, many from Europe, it got stuck with after invading Kurdish-held northern Syria, so it is just sending them home – a ‘home’ that doesn’t want them either

It is time for the pro-democracy protesters and Beijing to begin a dialogue and try to reconcile

Redistricting – or ‘constituency delimitation’ – as proposed by the Modi government must be approached with caution

Laos and Thailand are collaborating to prevent illegal wildlife trafficking in the Golden Triangle

A deadly mob attack on a Punjab hospital was a symptom of a deeper malaise in Pakistani society

The fact that the ethnic group’s aspirations of independence in Syria and Iraq has suffered the same fate as the terrorist group it fought so valiantly is an irony of tragic proportions

The burning off of gases associated with oil extraction damages the environment, but increased use by the petrochemical industry could mitigate the problem

As Britons go to the polls on Thursday, neither of the two main parties offers much hope for restoring the UK’s influence on the global stage

The country is being held back by school dropout rates and youth unemployment, but better access to information could help

Recent revelations about the failings of the US war in Afghanistan reflect the Pentagon Papers leaked in the 1970s, and Noam Chomsky’s early analysis of them

The ‘three arrows’ of Abenomics keep missing the mark