After ten years of a deep crisis which threatened its permanence in the eurozone and the very foundations of the European Union, Greece elected Kyriakos Mitsotakis as new prime minister on Sunday

The storming of the Legislative Council in Hong Kong by protestors last Monday confirms that the “one country, two systems” principle granted by Beijing to the financial and commercial enclave is facing a deep crisis

Activist and journalist Ahmed Kaballo spoke to EL UNIVERSAL in English to address the current political situation in the northeastern African country

After 30 years of authoritarian rule, Sudan is struggling to find a path towards a democratic government and economic development in a region afflicted by conflicts and foreign intervention

For centuries, explorers searched for a route linking Europe, Asia, and the Americas. Today, climate change is making it possible by melting the thick ice cap of the Northern Pole, a scenario of a new military, energetic, and commercial strategic competition between major powers

Last-ditch negotiations resulted in a deal apparently satisfactory for both sides, hailed by the Mexican government as a victory since it averted the entry into force of a 5% tariff on Monday

The multinational parliament election has confirmed the growing power of populist, right-wing anti-European Union parties, despite the emergence of greens and centrists

Just as the Internet was born in a military environment, the current dispute around telecom giant Huawei barely hides the heightened competition between the United States and China for geoeconomic supremacy

This week, an investigation was opened in Connecticut, after an intentional fire consumed the Diyanet Mosque, in the latest episode of a series of attacks against Muslim worshippers in Western countries

The presentation of the National Development Plan (NDP) last week by the president of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, has put on the table again the issue of drug decriminalization