Ongoing ‘forgotten occupation’ shows how the EU’s principles only go so far
The eyes of the world were on Gaza last week, but Spain’s hardline treatment of migrants entering the enclave of Ceuta reminds us that other political and humanitarian crises are unfolding closer to home
Will justice for George Floyd lead to lasting change for Black America?
As a white police officer is finally held to account for a black man’s murder, there is some hope that it might be the beginning of the end of systemic racism in law enforcement – but change will be slow
Simon Coveney: We will not remain silent in the face of the atrocities in Syria
Without a complete and verifiable end to human rights violations and abuses, the people of Syria cannot look forward to a bright future
We cannot trade with China without challenging abuse of human rights
Political differences must not stop the international community from standing up to the Chinese Communist Party and its undemocratic and dangerous actions
Comment: US-China trade relations need a reset post-Trump
Relations between the two countries are openly hostile but Joe Biden has an opportunity to change that by seeking cooperation and mutual gain when possible and resolving confrontation through multilateral forums
