The right of self-defence applies only to the oppressed, not the oppressor, argues MARCEL CARTIER

MARCEL CARTIER looks at the contested history of German approaches to zionism

MARCEL CARTIER talks to the citizens of a diverse nation that, despite dark periods, blossomed under socialism — but now faces turbulent times as it navigates a new post-Soviet identity

Writing from the central Asian republic, MARCEL CARTIER meets a nation positive about its future and openly proud of its Soviet past

Even as some whispers of dissent emerge in the rest of Europe, Germany's increasingly zealous devotion to Washington's military ambitions is dragging the continent into all-out war, warns MARCEL CARTIER

With the fall of the wall in 1989, Nato should have been dissolved – instead it moved eastward to Russia’s doorstep, with disastrous consequences that are playing out in the brutal conflict today, writes MARCEL CARTIER

MARCEL CARTIER looks at the spectre of anti-communism that begins to haunt Germany again

Are we witnessing the beginnings of a new reconciliation process in Syria, with a pivot away from Washington, asks MARCEL CARTIER

The blood-soaked former US secretary of state’s role in wanting to be seen as a hero of women’s movements has dubious foundations, writes MARCEL CARTIER

January 6 2021 will be a day not easily forgotten in the United States, writes MARCEL CARTIER

Trump is now actively aiding the Turkish-FSA occupation and annexation of northern Syria, killing hundreds and displacing thousands, writes MARCEL CARTIER