YANUS analyzes political decisions, power dynamics, and the players behind the scenes. Who really governs—and in whose interest?
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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Trump diplomat accused Belgium of antisemitism. Prime Minister De Wever counters: Belgian law is above any religion.
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Washington is getting serious about troop withdrawals from Germany. For the Vilseck region, this means an economic cutback and security policy questions.
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On April 26, 1986, Reactor 4 at Chernobyl exploded and changed the world. Four decades later, Russia’s war is turning the radioactive exclusion zone into a mine-ridden no-man’s-land, with incalculable consequences for all of Europe.
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China will enact its first nationwide preschool education law. While Beijing focuses on state control, Europe is struggling with kindergarten shortages and soaring fees.
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Denmark's King Frederik X is crossing Greenland with an elite patrol and sled dogs. What sounds like a royal adventure vacation is an unmistakable message to Washington.
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Coordinated attacks by armed groups are causing explosions and gunfights across Mali. The security situation in the Sahel is collapsing, with direct consequences for Europe.
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