Colombia’s local elections may prompt violence spike

Local candidates, social leaders and activists are likely to be targeted by criminal organisations and insurgent groups

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Ethiopia’s commitment to transitional justice may fade

The government has promised to deliver transitional justice without yet ending ongoing rights abuses

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The sixth round of UN negotiations on a new cybercrime treaty concluded in New York last month, but without an agreement

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Republicans see immigration as a means to connect with traditionally Democratic urban voters in the 2024 elections

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The government has passed a law mandating cybersecurity incident reporting for critical infrastructure firms

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Coca leaf production is expanding in terms of both acreage and geography

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Croatia's cabinet has tabled ambitious legislation to tackle anti-female violence, setting an example to its neighbours.

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Business groups are increasingly championing cooperation with government on reforms to ease economic difficulties

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The shipping industry could be losing USD7bn per year from fraud and ‘off-specification’ fuel oil

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The United States has sanctioned senior officials in Serbia and Bosnia as well as a tycoon in North Macedonia.

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