Former South Korean general: «It's not just about a stupid president, there is something wrong with our system»
In an interview, former South Korean Lieutenant General Chun In Bum discusses how the state crisis in South Korea is ...
Inside Chicago's Cook County Jail, where hard drugs are easier to find than a mirror
Chicago's main county jail is one of the largest and most notorious detention facilities in the United States. Conditions ...
A full-scale Chinese attack on Taiwan remains unlikely – but Beijing has alternatives
Three potential scenarios for how China could deploy military force against Taiwan – illustrated with maps. Experts doubt ...
How France lost its long-powerful influence in the Sahel
The former colonial power is withdrawing its troops from Chad and Senegal. This historic shift has surprised many Western ...
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Switzerland's superstar chef Andreas Caminada on meat substitutes: «These industrial products are my worst nightmare»
In an NZZ interview, Andreas Caminada, a renowned chef from Graubünden, discusses the essence of Swiss hospitality, the rich ...
China has been spying on major telephone providers for months – the US can hardly stop it
A group of hackers with ties to the Chinese government has gained access to call data from major U.S. telecommunications ...
North Koreans enter the fighting in Ukraine war, while Kyiv dismisses a top general
The fighting in Ukraine remains fierce. Russia is deploying North Korean troops in combat for the first time, and is shifting ...
The 12 days that brought down Assad
Assad fell in an unexpected campaign of less than two weeks. A visual analysis shows how rebels from Idlib province managed ...
Europe frets over refugee policy following Assad's fall
After the outbreak of the Syrian civil war, more than 2 million people sought protection in Europe. The chances of being ...
In his first year, President Milei has turned Argentina upside down – because that's what most people want
After a year in office, maverick Argentine President Javier Milei has proved surprisingly successful. He has stabilized the country, and many people have hope that conditions will improve. But others ...
Assad regime's fall shifts geopolitical balance in the Middle East, creating winners and losers
Throughout the Middle East, major actors had come to terms with Syria's brutal dictator, who had won the country's civil war ...