YANUS analyzes political decisions, power dynamics, and the players behind the scenes. Who really governs—and in whose interest?
A chronically underfunded and divided body is seeking new leadership. The decision could determine the future of the world organization.
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A new cybersecurity law is set to ban high-risk equipment vendors from Europe's mobile networks. The bill for this is enormous, and in the end it will also affect Austrian customers.
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The former Chinese premier shaped three decades of economic relations between Beijing and Washington. What his death means for diplomacy today.
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Trade relations between Beijing and Minsk exhibit structural weaknesses. Despite their political closeness, trade is stagnating.
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The European Commission has found a unified China policy for the first time in months. For Austria, much is at stake.
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On Sunday, the US President held talks with both warring parties. Ahead of the G7 summit, Washington is increasing pressure for a negotiated solution to the Ukraine conflict.
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Washington is considering bypassing Great Britain and negotiating directly with Mauritius over the strategic military base in the Indian Ocean. A move with far-reaching consequences for the balance of power in Asia.
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Bulgaria wins the Song Contest for the first time, while five countries boycott in protest against Israel. The competition reflects the division of Europe.
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The twins Majid and Massoud Shamaeezadah are opening a music workshop in China's capital. An example of cultural exchange between the East and the Far East.
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At the summit in Yerevan, Ukraine utilized the power vacuum in the South Caucasus. Armenia is moving closer, while Georgia is showing willingness to engage.
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