Jihadist groups are moving south from the Sahel, exploiting weak governance, local grievances and illicit economies.
Turkmenistan is hedging between China, Azerbaijan and regional ambitions, but may encounter the limits of neutrality.
Critical minerals, infrastructure and strategic competition are making Africa indispensable for global powers.
The Iran conflict has laid bare Japan’s reliance on Middle Eastern oil, pushing Tokyo toward U.S.-aligned diversification.
Iran’s internal crisis is weakening the regime, but Western concessions would reinforce Tehran and undermine prospects for lasting change and regional peace.
The Pope! How many divisions has he got?” This remark, most often attributed to Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin during a 1935 exchange with French Foreign Minister Pierre Laval, sums up how little was ...
There is plenty to worry about in France’s economy, but the outlook is not entirely bleak. The French unemployment rate has not fallen below 7 percent since the 1970s. In the second quarter of 2026, ...
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