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Andreas Herberg-Rothe

Unequal, hungry world needs a new form of globalisation

Internally displaced children at a relief camp on the outskirts of Somalia’s capital Mogadishu, on March 8. The World Health Organisation has warned that the country is on the edge of a full-blown famine, with more than 6 million people in need of food assistance. Photo: EPA

How terrorists’ radical ideology thrives in an ‘us and them’ world

Family members, colleagues and friends of the victims of the bomb attack last month at Ataturk Airport in Istanbul gather for a memorial ceremony. The attack killed dozens and injured over 200. Photo: AP

Rationality is no safeguard against another world war

Lesson of war

One hundred years ago today, Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated, setting off a chain of events that resulted in the outbreak of the first world war, and whose effects ultimately stretched even to the second world war.

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