The World Today Reshaping NATO for an uncertain future A Chatham House expert panel outlines the challenges for delegates at the Madrid summit where the roadmap for the transatlantic alliance will be created
The World Today The Russia sanctions will transform the global economy Increased illicit money flows and the undermining of climate financing – these and other risks stem from the West’s actions against Russia, says Creon Butler
The World Today Biden must bite the bullet on Iran Acceding to the country’s demands may be risky for the US president – but the looming prospect of a nuclear-armed Tehran is far worse, says Kelsey Davenport
The World Today Interview: Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya Belarus’s exiled democratic opposition leader tells Roxanne Escobales about her unexpected political career and President Lukashenka’s wavering support for Putin
The World Today Climate change: The only option is action Bernice Lee on how the climate crisis could – and should – reinvigorate collaborative foreign policy
The World Today Chile: White gold rush Electric vehicles need lithium, and Chile has plenty. But can its bold new government exploit this valuable mineral equitably, asks Thea Riofrancos
The World Today How the world has changed on my watch As Robin Niblett steps down from his role as Director of Chatham House he reflects on the past 15 years of international affairs
The World Today From the editor Sweden and Finland may be about to join. America has recommitted. But will NATO be able to exploit this new unity?
The World Today In data: The new power generation What ‘green metals’ will the world need in the shift to renewable energy? And who might the winners and losers be?
The World Today The battle against captagon The ‘poor man’s cocaine’ is now rife across the Middle East, heralding an era of violent, state-sponsored drug-trafficking, says Vanda Felbab-Brown
The World Today Postcard from Mexico: The US threat to abortion rights Revisiting Roe v Wade could set back Latin America’s progress towards a more enlightened stance, says Melissa Ayala Garcia
The World Today South Asia: A region on the edge Riots in Sri Lanka, economic collapse in Pakistan and India stuck in the middle – it’s a perfect storm and the forecast is not improving, says Gareth Price
The World Today Beijing briefing: The hell of gaokao season China’s annual university entrance exam is gruelling for students and parents alike. It also exacerbates regional inequality, says Yu Jie
The World Today How Oslo adds a touch of style to the UN Seventy years ago, Norway paid for the interior of ‘the most important room in the world’. Now it’s rediscovering the soft power of its design heritage
The World Today World in brief: UK's Commonwealth lead under threat Concerns about British dominance of the organization may have prompted an early challenge to Secretary-General Baroness Scotland
The World Today Climate migration: Ways ahead from the next generation Ella Dennis and Mike Higgins talk to young activists seeking solutions as global warming wreaks havoc in sub-Saharan Africa
The World Today Culture notes: Populists of the world unite America’s hard-right has successfully played a long game at home, and now it’s schmoozing Europe. We should be worried, says Catherine Fieschi
The World Today Review: One-man bandwagons The ills of strongman politics are diagnosed sharply in this accessible overview – but a cure is nowhere to be found, says Natasha Lindstaedt
The World Today Review: Trumped-up charges The memoir of a former US ambassador to Ukraine reveals the unjust end to the career of an important player in a key geopolitical role, says Marc P Berenson
The World Today Date with history: Sinking of the Rainbow Warrior The bombing of the Greenpeace ship by French agents did nothing but kill one person and elevate the protest group’s profile, says former crew member Paul Brown
The World Today Empowering women aids climate resilience The first in a series on the impact of Roe v Wade globally, we look at the need to integrate sexual and reproductive health rights into climate change solutions
The World Today Counting the cost of the abortion ban In the second of a series on the impact of the Roe v Wade ruling, we assess the economic and political damage that America’s right may unleash
