By Helen Drake By some freakish alignment of political firmaments, both Theresa May and Emmanuel Macron have lived the week from political hell. Both the British prime minister and French president face challenges to their very survival as national leader.

Theresa May defiant, Emmanuel Macron contrite amid crises that threaten the EU’s stability

By Robin Pettitt In winning a Conservative Party no-confidence vote by 200 to 117, Theresa May has defeated the most serious attempt so far at ousting her as leader of the party.

Theresa May survives confidence vote – but her Brexit deal is still in deep trouble

By Drew Mikhael World leaders gathered in Marrakesh on December 10 to sign a historic agreement safeguarding the rights of migrants. Despite the withdrawal of some countries, the Global Compact on Migration was approved by 164 countries.

Syrian refugees remain trapped and marginalised by Lebanon’s power-sharing politics

By Andy Price Finally, after two tortuous years of negotiations, it looked like the UK’s elected representatives were about to vote on Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit deal.

Brexit vote postponed: What Parliament must do now to fix Theresa May’s mess

By Marcia Vera Espinoza, Leila Hadj-Abdou, Leiza Brumat The Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM) sets out a common, comprehensive approach to international migration.

Global Compact for Migration: Why are countries opposing it?

*By: Gregory Brew The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries likes to look united. That’s evident when OPEC leaders meet in Vienna at the end of each year to decide how much oil its members will aim to produce the next year.

Saudi Arabia is allying with Russia to shore up oil prices as OPEC's power wanes

By Oliver Patel Stopping Brexit is possible, but it’s complicated. I’m not arguing here that no Brexit is going to happen, only that it is legally and practically possible, and recent events render it slightly more likely.

Brexit: Is it possible to stop it?

The infamous migrant “caravan” comprised approximately 5,000 to 6,000 people from Central America when it finally concluded its slow six-week crawl to Tijuana, the Mexican border city just south of California.

The challenge of parenting in a migrant caravan

By Henry D Jacoby and Jennifer Morris A mounting sense of urgency will greet negotiators as they arrive at this year’s United Nations Climate Change Conference in Poland.

Why the next two years are critical for the Paris climate deal’s survival

By Lloy Wylie From the migrant caravan that has travelled across Central America, to the ongoing exodus from Syria, the plight of refugees has become a global crisis.

How to develop the mental health care that refugees really need

By Tony Walker The United States and China have arrived at a temporary truce in a trade conflict that was threatening to further destabilise world equity markets, entrench a global slowdown and cause more damage to a rules-based international order.

G20 summit brings a truce in US-China trade relations

*By Anne Cleary The environmental movement is shifting away from focusing solely on raising awareness about environmental issues. Many environmental agencies and organisations now also aim to connect people with nature, and our new research suggests daily doses of urban nature may be the key to this for the majority who live in cities.

Why daily doses of nature in the city matter for people and the planet

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