Montenegro election affords mandate for pro-EU policy

The incumbent government will keep a pro-Western course but is unlikely to overcome Montenegro’s deep divisions

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French government may ease reform pace soon

Macron is facing the first real test of his presidency -- that of the street

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A huge shakeup of the bureaucracy takes aim at flaws that have long impeded policy implementation

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A greater focus on exports is likely to worsen the already significant inequality in the sector

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Fears for the state of democracy in Tanzania are deepening fault lines among the country’s political elites.

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Cuba is about to get a new president but the Castro legacy will continue

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The government is keen to regain access to much-needed loans but is resisting the accompanying conditions

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The northern country will have to build new alliances to adjust to a post-Brexit EU

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Despite political will to address economic deficits, reform and reconstruction will be a long and difficult process

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Speaker of the House Paul Ryan has said he will not stand for re-election in November

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