OPINION

A Trump presidency would not be like a Talibani regime, but a xenophobia analogy can be drawn.

The Royal Society's scientists have claimed that leaving the EU would be a disaster for the U.K.

Perhaps citizens see a glimmer of hope amid the political lockdown in their country.

Russia's identity vis-à-vis Europe is a key topic in Russian politics.

"The debate on the future Europe has become increasingly multi-faceted."

A good global citizen is characterized by a high level of awareness and respect for different regions and cultures.

While we wait, our global community is still under attack.

Afghans are also fleeing violence possibly as severe as the one in the Levant.

"Please, let respect be above all, for life doesn't end here."

Mexico is among the 25 nations with the highest rates of femicide.

Oil-rich Venezuela needs a restraining shirt to stop it from committing suicide. The South American country is today in great need for a Pact of Predictability, so no autocrat, no matter how charismatic, will ever again implant crackpot economic policies of misery and dependency.

India's government issued a ban on pornography, blocking 857 websites hosting pornographic content. But the ban drew criticism from many Indian public figures and Internet users, fueling nationwide debate about censorship and freedom.

The conflict between Hamas and Fatah, the two main Palestinian political factions has a huge impact on Palestinians' attitudes towards democracy and enthusiasm for elections. 

After an acquaintance of the writer was kidnapped, he takes to Global Young Voices to explain how survival became a challenge in his country. And while drug and corruption scandals emerge in different sectors, the citizens of Venezuela, particularly students, are facing increased censorship.

The European Union faces today the challenges of deciding in which direction its expansions ought to be pursued and whether they ought or not in the first place. These challenges can be divided into two: those related to the union’s enlargement and those associated with its deepening strategy.

Venezuela is yet again ranked the world’s most miserable country. For two years running, it has topped the Misery Index, a figure computed on inflation, growth, interest rates and unemployment. While this may sound alarming, there is an even more frightening aspect of the Venezuelan cataclysm that this index doesn't avow: violence and its intimidating rise.

I know little about finance and I certainly don’t want to play expert on a topic that I am not very familiar with just for the sake of defending my country. This fact, I assumed, would reinforce the general point of view: Germans, due to their relative power and economy, behave in an overbearing manner.