EuropePost mortem In December, the Yugoslavia tribunal closed its doors for good. But its legacy of bringing war criminals to justice is still having an impact By Kei Hannah Brodersen
VideosMacedonia could stabilise the Balkans Macedonian Minister of Defence, Radmila Šekerinska, says that Macedonia's goal of becoming a NATO and EU member state is uniting the country By Radmila Šekerinska
European integrationFriends with benefits The case for granting candidate country status to the EU’s eastern neighbours By Marco Schwarz
GlobalDavos 2018: call the doctor How the super-rich created the ‘fractured world’ they claim to want to heal By Víctor Báez Mosqueira
Basic incomeBasic income’s biggest losers A guaranteed income costs money. And it’s women and migrants who’ll foot the bill By Anke Hassel
Latin AmericaRough justice The trial against Brazil's Lula da Silva is politically motivated and based on flimsy evidence By Herta Däubler-Gmelin
AfricaDealing corruption a deadly blow Muhammadu Buhari won the Nigerian presidency on an anti-graft ticket. His resolve is clear, but are his efforts paying off? By Paul Okolo
AsiaTo resist the robots, invest in people The day will come when computers replace humans in many sectors of Asia’s developing economies. Governments should prepare their workforces now By Stephen Groff
