Seoul’s new foreign minister faces manifold challenges

As his presidency winds down, Moon Jae-in has appointed a new foreign minister

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Murky roots of targeted killings add to Afghan unease

As politicians squabble and peace talks stall, progressive voices are being silenced one after another

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A new international development cooperation paper released last month signals a shift in China’s approach to foreign aid

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The Ugandan president's re-election underscores the dilemmas the EU's new Africa trade policy will face

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There is implicit agreement on a route back to the 2015 multilateral agreement, but the details are highly contentious

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Lack of transparency and BRI disappointments will frustrate China's attempts to rest soft power on 'vaccine diplomacy'

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The Kallas coalition, embracing the two largest parties, is a return to normality after EKRE’s upsets

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Despite criticism over its vaccine strategy, the EU remains on course to meet its key vaccination targets

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The incoming US administration shows little appetite to move beyond the former, unsustainable status quo

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Mexico will face legal challenges from the Biden administration over the enforcement of USMCA labour regulations

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