President Juan Manuel Santos of Colombia has been voted the winner of this year’s Chatham House Prize in recognition of his role in formally ratifying a peace agreement with the FARC rebel group and bringing an end to the armed conflict in Colombia.

Edward Lee discusses the possibilities for collaboration and the co-evolution of human and artificial intelligence.

The only likely outcome of the crisis is the near-permanent presence of hundreds of thousands of Rohingya along the Bangladesh border, writes Bill Hayton.

States possessing nuclear weapons should be called upon to consider and publish the risks posed to cultural heritage, and their mitigation strategies, in their nuclear-weapons doctrines and policies, according to a new paper.

Nations are trying to connect with more globally minded elements in the US. Leslie Vinjamuri asks if this will save the Atlantic alliance.

Kyrgyzstan’s contested presidential election campaign mirrored the complexities of the country’s brittle democracy. The new president will need a deft touch for the challenges ahead, writes Kate Mallinson.