YANUS analyzes political decisions, power dynamics, and the players behind the scenes. Who really governs—and in whose interest?
Washington is getting serious about troop withdrawals from Germany. For the Vilseck region, this means an economic cutback and security policy questions.
Read More
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.
Read More
China will enact its first nationwide preschool education law. While Beijing focuses on state control, Europe is struggling with kindergarten shortages and soaring fees.
Read More
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.
Read More
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.
Read More
Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East are having an impact even on the most intimate aspects of life. The world's largest condom manufacturer has announced price increases, citing its dependence on oil from the crisis-stricken region as the cause.
Read More
While Europe debates peace negotiations, people are dying in their homes in Dnipro. The Kremlin continues its war of attrition against the civilian population unabated.
Read More
A high-ranking central banker breaks his silence and publicly warns of overvalued stock markets. What does the Bank of England know that we don't?
Read MoreExclusive analyses and in-depth reports on Europe, China, and regions of the world that are otherwise underreported. Support independent journalism from Vienna.
