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The verdict of a court in western Germany is the first step toward justice in Syria. It also paves the way for verdicts in war crime trials worldwide, DW's Matthias von Hein writes.
There's widespread consternation about the killing of an Italian diplomat in DRC, but don't expect any swift answers.
Is Germany as well-organized as Germans think? The coronavirus could offer an opportunity to take a look in the mirror.
Western countries are scrambling to deliver vaccines for their populations but ignoring the needs of the poorest countries. This lack of solidarity may have serious geopolitical repercussions, Ilona Kickbusch writes.
