COVID-19 crisis may not benefit Sahelian jihadists

The assumption that COVID-19 outbreaks will aid jihadist operations is too simplistic

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Bolivia’s Anez will struggle with authoritarian image

The interim president’s perceived desperation to extend her time in office may become the very thing that cuts it short

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Chad carried out an apparently successful military operation around Lake Chad against jihadists in early April

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Damascus is bringing in troops after nine policemen were killed in the restive southern province

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The incumbent’s stranglehold on the political scene is set to strengthen further

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As the likely Democratic presidential nominee, attention is turning to Joe Biden’s foreign policy preferences

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The fallout from the coronavirus pandemic has worsened US-China relations and increased tensions in the South China Sea

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Poverty, insecurity and corruption undermine the Northern Triangle’s efforts to manage COVID-19

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Countries are restructuring their armed forces to treat outer space as a new domain of warfare

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Cabinet formation is the starting signal for a range of austerity, economic reform and rule of law initiatives

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