Nuclear dreams with a long half-life
40 years after Chernobyl, nuclear power is making.
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YANUS
The Two Sides of Power
YANUS analyzes political decisions, power dynamics, and the players behind the scenes. Who really governs—and in whose interest?
40 years after Chernobyl, nuclear power is making.
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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 sweeping across Mali with explosions and clashes. The security situation in the Sahel region is collapsing – with direct consequences for Europe.
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Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East are having an impact on the most intimate aspects of life. The world's largest condom manufacturer is announcing price increases – blaming its dependence on oil from the crisis region.
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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.
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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?
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Two real estate moguls are said to be resolving the Middle East conflict. Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are traveling to Islamabad – Pakistan is becoming a surprising mediator between Washington and Tehran.
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The Integration Minister cuts the funding, two SPÖ ministers step in: The financing of the anti-racism office Zara is splitting the coalition. What begins as a budget question turns into a fundamental dispute about how to deal with discrimination in Austria.
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A king as a bridge builder between Washington and London? Donald Trump sees the upcoming visit of Charles III as an opportunity for détente, while relations with Prime Minister Starmer remain strained.
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