The World Today The unprecedented White House race Rachel Kleinfeld paints a worrying picture for the impending presidential poll as democracy in the US shows signs of warping under increasing pressures
The World Today Will empathy win the day? Biden has it, Trump doesn’t seem to. But is that enough for a Democratic victory, asks Claire Yorke
The World Today Peter Hill Chief executive of the UK team organizing next year’s COP26 climate change summit in Glasgow tells Antony Froggatt of Britain’s ambition to cut carbon emissions and lead the charge for a greener future
The World Today Ensuring a greener recovery from the pandemic Patrick Schröder and Tahseen Jafry on measures to help the poorest in their struggle for survival
The World Today Whatever Trump says, Kim will keep his nuclear option Trump’s promise to seal a deal is unlikely to be met, writes Nuno Pereira de Magalhães
The World Today Shaking off oppression Belarusian protests are instilling a new national consciousness, writes Katia Glod
The World Today Covid lies go viral thanks to unchecked social media Sophia Ignatidou on the perils that stem from a mendacious social media
The World Today Suga takes the helm But what course will Japan’s new PM set, asks John Nilsson-Wright
The World Today Boardrooms need local voices Sheila Khama looks at gender equality and regional representation at the top of mining companies
The World Today Date with history: The day peace hopes died Ian Black marks the anniversary of Yitzhak Rabin’s assassination on November 4, 1995
The World Today War’s deadly debris Andrew Warsap reports on his work in Laos clearing explosives left by the Vietnam war
The World Today Take off the blinkers Waqās Ahmed argues that specialization is hindering attempts to tackle complex problems and a multidimensional approach is needed
The World Today Postcard from Hong Kong: So what will you do next? Marie-Louisa Awolaja calls for action to end racism
The World Today Black Lives Matter reflections: Eswatini For Eswatini’s LGBTIQ+ community the BLM movement and global solidarity are crucial, as long as they involve the voices of the marginalized
The World Today Black Lives Matter reflections: Kenya Police brutality is not just an American problem. In Kenya it is built on colonial systems
The World Today Centenary: The struggle goes on Prexy Nesbitt pays tribute to the man who led Mozambique towards independence
The World Today Centenary: A vision as resonant today as when first voiced Alex Vines remembers Eduardo Mondlane at Chatham House
The World Today Centenary: Coups and Catholicism Emanuel de Kadt, who wrote about Brazil for The World Today in the 1960s, discusses the influence of the military and religion on the country’s politics
The World Today Review: Exorcising the greed creed Two economists think community holds the cure, writes David Lubin
The World Today Review: America’s moral imperative Daniel Strieff on how the originator of ‘soft power’ rates US presidents
The World Today Review: Saudi’s ruthless visionary Jim Muir assesses a profile of Prince Mohammed bin Salman
The World Today Column: The Covid masquerade Catherine Fieschi finds mandatory face coverings are dividing the world
The World Today Brazil: Bossa Nova country A selection of books on South America’s largest country by Eduardo Granzotto
The World Today Jargonbuster: Shock as politician uses plain language The world is still reeling in shock from a government minister using plain language to say what he meant