Sholto Byrnes

But for new rules to be formulated, the starting point must be to acknowledge the wide range of perspectives beyond the western world

The fight to ban this genetically modified superfood will effectively deny millions of children much-needed nutrition

There's only one way to interpret its objections to Tbilisi's attempt to curb foreign influence

The West has nothing to gain from being confrontational with China, and everything to gain from working with it

Peace is predicated on both sides putting themselves in the shoes of the other

A meeting in the Canadian capital this week could go a long away in tackling one of South East-Asia's biggest challenges

The departing Prime Minister's belief in international co-operation is increasingly underappreciated

The short answer seems to be: white lives matter. Palestinian lives? Well, not so much

It isn't just ordinary South-East Asians who have a favourable view of the superpower – American and European investors do, too

Sample the many dubious claims Washington officials have made before, and it becomes obvious why

Both countries maintain an independent and active foreign policy of non-alignment

It's the most plausible conclusion for why the US still refuses to call for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza

Ten years after the Malaysian Airlines flight went missing, families deserve closure and we need to know the truth

Not everyone in Nato is on the same page, but Macron's recent statements will have put Moscow on alert

Refusing to accept the verdicts of the people, just because they voted for Trump, Duterte or Prabowo, is a troubling sign