Editor - Isti Miskolczy
Deputy Editor - Ivan Kanev
Email - international@thegaudie.com

Will an integrated carbon market cut carbon emissions?

President Biden’s decision comes amidst a surge in Covid-19 cases

With the conference coming to an end, The Gaudie is taking a look at the most significant pledges made at the climate summit

Wales is the only participating nation from the UK.

At the climate conference The Gaudie talked to Ms Katrin Harvey on youth and women empowerment, leadership, and climate change

A photoreport on many of the protests inside the climate conference

Bringing the news are Head Editor Anttoni James Numminen (AJN) and International Editor Isti Miskolczy (IM).

Is Beijing set to replace the EU in shaping the region’s future?

What does the AUKUS pact tell us about the future of Sino-Western relations in the Indo-Pacific?

Exposed are, among hundreds of others, the ruler of Jordan and the Prime Minister of the Czech Republic

Evaluating the key climate and migration policies of Angela Merkel, the longest-serving head of government in the EU

The deportation of thousands of Haitians from the US back to their country of origin could result in a continent-wide crisis

A case brought forward by 32 citizens found the Government of Indonesia failing to act on chronic air pollution

Warming Arctic waters bring new incentives for commercial projects and great-power confrontations

For the first time since 2005, Angela Merkel is not re-running for any political position

Biden and Johnson came under scrutiny for Afghanistan

Liberal PM Trudeau was even hit by gravel during a campaign stop

Exploring the shortcomings of the United States' approach to its longest war

More than one thousand unmarked graves, discovered on the land of former residential schools, have caused a national outcry

Four possible solutions through a defence perspective

The outcome of the current elections and the worsening crisis in Tigray may destabilize the entire Horn of Africa.

Meanwhile, thousands of people continue to flee the country following armed clashes

The first overseas visit of Joe Biden as the President of the United States was to one of their oldest allies, the United Kingdom

As US troops prepare to leave the country by September 11th, many Afghans fear what the Taliban’s next moves will be

Covid-19 and the closure of the Vatican Museums resulted in a budget deficit for the Holy See

Independence and post-covid recovery are the two most debated topics in 2021’s election campaign

Canberra does not seem to be really concerned by Rome withholding 250,000 doses of jabs

Besides meeting the Iraqi PM, His Holiness also celebrated a mass in the liberated Mosul

PM Johnson also faces criticism on continuing arms deal with Saudi Arabia

UN condemns the actions and calls for more sanctions

China and Russia vetoed a proposal despite the serious need for humanitarian aid amidst hunger and human rights violations

With that, the NHS takes the lead in Europe

The nation’s leading energy producing state has been struggling to keep afloat amid freak weather phenomenons

This is the largest protest since 2007

The latest summit was held online but an in-person one is expected to be hosted by the UK in June

Biden is set to completely reverse predecessor Trump's policies on environmental issues

New US administration takes a different path than Trump and Obama

Injustice against LGBT+ community highlights importance of LGBT+ history month

Four case studies of using the coronavirus pandemic as an excuse in politics

Was it fair to reopen pubs but not gyms?

Disproportionate police response receives international criticism

POTUS is set to tackle all issues arising from the coronavirus pandemic in one single proposal

After 10 years of democracy, the military retakes control alleging electoral fraud

New anti-pollution regulations could result in farmers suffering historic income loss

As mass vaccination kicks off in many countries, the initiative seems to be falling short of expectations

As the president is sworn in, it is time to look at the route to the office

With only three weeks into the new year some might doubt it.

Route set out by the foreign secretary on the 12th January in response to the situation in the Uyghur Region falls short

The US government no longer supports self-determination for Western Sahara

After 11 months of negotiating Brussels and London reached an agreement on future relations