Opposition will find it hard to engage Polish voters

Neither government nor opposition are united and the election may go to whoever can offer more security in a poly-crisis

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Russia’s Wagner Group poses problem for Serbia

President Vucic’s concerns about Serbian mercenaries in Ukraine expose strains in Belgrade’s relations with Moscow

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Two of Africa's leading national carriers are reportedly mulling a merger or consolidation

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Efforts to improve ties between Turkey and Syria resurfaced in mid-2022, but multiple challenges have halted progress

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The 'Five Eyes' intelligence-sharing alliance is rethinking its priorities

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The government has paved the way for foreign universities to set up campuses in the country

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The government’s announcement last month of a ceasefire with five armed groups backfired almost immediately

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The war in Ukraine has elevated the significance of defence and security as a cornerstone of Finland’s foreign policy

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Egypt has taken steps to comply with structural reforms required by its agreement with the IMF

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Russia is obtaining grey and sanctioned goods via three Eurasian Economic Union members not subject to sanctions

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