YANUS analyzes political decisions, power dynamics, and the players behind the scenes. Who really governs—and in whose interest?
A 7.5 magnitude earthquake shakes Japan's northeast coast, triggering tsunami warnings. While Hong Kong tour operators give the all-clear, an uncomfortable question arises for Europe: How vulnerable is the global supply chain really?
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While the West is preoccupied with its own affairs, two Asian heavyweights are forging an economic alliance. The $50 billion goal between Seoul and New Delhi could reshape global trade flows – with consequences for European exporters.
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Suspicious trading patterns ahead of major US presidential announcements are preoccupying investigators and markets. The BBC uncovers a system that could have moved billions – with consequences for global investors.
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The government plans to impose a flat fee on online packages in the future. What is intended as a funding model for cheaper groceries could save domestic trade – or alienate millions of consumers.
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In the financial hub of Hong Kong, adult patients with spinal muscular atrophy cannot afford injection therapies. While children receive treatment, the muscles of adults waste away – a two-tiered system with fatal consequences.
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The ceasefire in Lebanon is only a few months old, but Israel reserves the right to strike with full military force at any time. Defense Minister Katz makes it clear: peace has limits — and Jerusalem defines them.
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One million accesses in just one month. The online release of the NSDAP membership registry by the USA forces families worldwide to confront uncomfortable truths – and caused the servers to collapse.
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Baby food jars laced with rat poison are triggering pan-European investigations. An extortion attempt is shaking confidence in one of the best-known brands for infant nutrition – and raising uncomfortable questions about supply chains and product safety.
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While civilians died, Ukrainian police reportedly fled. A scandal is shaking trust in the security forces in the midst of the war.
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80 years after the end of the war, countries worldwide are commemorating their fallen soldiers – but political messages also lie behind the ceremonies. How remembrance is conducted says a lot about the present.
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