Who is to blame for the 176 dead in Iran? Who will determine the peace in Libya? Video-comment by Giuseppe Scognamiglio

Born and grown up in London, daughter of immigrants from Ghana, Heather Agyepong reveals the uncertainty of her country

At the bottom of all Brexit issues there is one that concerns the British identity which now needs answering

India questions the autonomy of Jammu and Kashmir, suppresses the dissent by violating civil rights and forces the isolation of the region

The country of the Horn of Africa accuses US intelligence agencies of instigating turmoil and trying to weaken the government of Asmara

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If Brussels is at the wheel, then it must drive.

China has supplanted Japan as Asia’s superpower. It is now seeking to fortify widespread diplomatic gains by consolidating energy resources in southeast and Central Asia. It also hopes to make the Yuan Asia’s currency of record. But its aggressive policies are beginning to raise serious questions in Moscow and Washington.

Chinese criminal organisations are building an increasingly powerful and widespread presence in Italy through illegal activities such as illegal immigration, prostitution and counterfeiting, not to mention tie-ups and alliances with the local mafia. Olga Capasso, an assistant prosecutor with the National Anti-Mafia Directorate, describes this growing phenomenon and outlines possible solutions, including extensive application of Article 416 (bis) of the so-called “anti-mafia law”