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The European Union produces only 0.1% of the world's lithium, forcing it to rely heavily on imports for battery manufacturing.
Henry Kissinger advises on U.S.-China relations and the need for restraint in American politics.
Hongkongers protest against the Communist Party's Authority, challenging Beijing's governance.
Africa's population is set to grow, with figures like Ida, Emma, and Geshe leading the way.
America's reputation as a global leader declines amid challenges faced by Biden's administration.
China's high-speed rail network, spanning nearly 40,000 kilometers, raises questions about construction costs and environmental impacts compared to similar projects in the EU and US.
The historical conflict over Middle East borders has roots in colonial mandates, national identities, and geopolitical interests involving key players like Britain and France.
Emoticon diplomacy humorously depicts how Europeans view each other through animated infographics.
Robert Guest discusses how Western Muslims are becoming more liberal amid Islamist tensions.
An estimated 270 million migrants currently live worldwide, with another 750 million people willing to migrate if given the opportunity.
Richard Nixon's 1972 visit to China marked a significant shift in U.S. foreign policy, influencing the Cold War's conclusion and Taiwan's future.
Passports reflect national identity, with New Zealand's black and many Islamic countries' green.
Officials reflect on the decisions and miscalculations that shaped the two-decade military engagement in Afghanistan following the events of September 11.
Germany aims to triple its renewable energy production, with wind turbines already generating more electricity than the province of Schleswig-Holstein needs.
A Ukrainian passenger jet was shot down by Iran's military, killing all 176 people on board, which sparked widespread protests across the country.
241 US marines died in a suicide bombing, a key event in the decades-long rivalry between Iran and America that began over oil in the 1950s.
America faces challenges from increasing social division and a failed war in Afghanistan.
Huawei generated over $103 billion in revenue in 2018, raising concerns in the U.S. about its role in global telecommunications and national security.
Emmanuel Macron revolutionises French politics and challenges Angela Merkel's influence in the EU.
Israel's response to Hamas's attack raises legal concerns over its blockade and targeting practices.
Egypt's population has increased by 41% since the early 1990s, intensifying the demand for water from the Nile amid a looming crisis.
The pope leads a government with a UN presence, influencing over one billion people worldwide.
Israel faces a political crisis as protests erupt against judicial reforms limiting the Supreme Court.
Joe Biden won the presidency with a decisive victory, while Donald Trump contested the results, raising questions about potential legal challenges.
Lula won the Brazilian election with 50.9 percent of the vote, defeating Bolsonaro by just over 2 million votes in the closest result since the 1980s.
Evgeni Prigozhin's June 2023 mutiny reveals deep divisions in Russia amid the Ukraine war.
Italians overwhelmingly voted no in a December 2016 referendum, leading to Prime Minister Matteo Renzi's resignation and marking a victory for populism.
Zelensky states that Ukraine's primary military goal for 2024 is to de-occupy territories and secure the country's borders against Russian aggression.
More than 300 political prisoners are currently held in Venezuela, where 90% of the population cannot afford to eat amid a deepening crisis.
1.5 billion dollars is promised by Putin to support Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko amid widespread protests and accusations of political poisoning.
Garry Kasparov discusses President Putin's strategies during Russia's presidential elections.
A rare interview reveals Russia's influence on the US election and the Trump presidency.
On September 18, 2014, the people of Scotland voted on whether to become an independent country, a decision that could reshape their future.
Scotland's independence debate intensifies as the British Empire's influence wanes.
In January 2009, Christoph Richter proposes converting African sunrays into electricity for Europe.
Tensions rise in the uneasy peace between China and Taiwan amid military threats.
A letter penned by British Foreign Secretary Arthur Balfour on November 2, 1917, led to the creation of the State of Israel and nearly a century of conflict.
The Balkan conflicts of the 1990s are examined through the lens of political decisions, ethnic tensions, and the impact on civilian populations.
Juan Guaidó declares himself interim president of Venezuela, challenging Nicolás Maduro's rule.
The Berlin Wall becomes a fortified barrier with a deadly Death Strip and Czech Hedgehogs.
Sir Alex Younger, the former MI6 chief, discusses modern spycraft, the Iran conflict, and American intelligence in his final interview before his death in June 2026.
An estimated 1.2 trillion barrels of oil lie in Venezuela's Orinoco belt, but only about 250 billion can be extracted with current technology.
Giant squares of land in the Great Plains stem from the Homestead Act of 1862.
200 million pounds was spent by Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman on a French chateau, reflecting his wealth amid significant reforms in Saudi Arabia.
Many people from Catalonia, Kurdistan, and Quebec seek independence from their nations.
Columbia University has logged more than 100 efforts by the Trump administration to scale back federal climate measures since January 2025.
The Syrian conflict escalates after protests against Bashar al-Assad's regime in 2011.
In November 2022, China will hold its 20th Communist Party Congress, where President Xi Jinping is expected to seek another term as leader.
