Rising African populism will threaten status quo

The rise of left-wing populist leaders in several African countries is challenging political and economic orthodoxy

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Cambodia security forces could be election wildcard

Local elections are coming on June 4, and the general election in July 2018

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President Michel Temer's forced departure looks increasingly likely

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The relationship between the Slavic neighbours is founded on aid transfers that Russia can ill afford

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Possessing huge reserves is not enough when neighbours are rival producers or hard bargainers

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Intensifying violence in the Kasais could help the president to stay in power, despite widespread opposition

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The Mekong subregion faces fault lines including the environment, development and borders

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The health crisis is deepening ire over the government's policies on both left and right

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New peace negotiations raise the prospect of a long-term settlement, but significant local mistrust of Abuja persists

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Nearly 8 million Cambodians have registered to vote in local elections on June 4

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