EU energy market reform would carry important risks

Southern EU countries want Brussels to intervene in the energy market to control prices, but such a move would be risky

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Tanzania’s opposition faces mixed outlook

Hopes for democratic change in Tanzania are rising rapidly but progress has so far remained largely symbolic

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Chile’s new leadership raises hopes of stronger bilateral relations, despite decades of tensions over territory

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Western governments are on high alert since President Biden's warning that Russia may be preparing to attack US targets

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Russia has made bond payments seen as a test but 'junk' ratings and default questions linger in markets beset by turmoil

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The relationship between the United Arab Emirates and the United States has deteriorated in recent years

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The government has secured a key deal in its wider efforts to reform the mining sector, but the details remain murky

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Jean-Luc Melenchon is now in third place in the polls ahead of the first round of the presidential election on April 10

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West African and Sahelian military failures and coups raise questions about the effectiveness of security assistance

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Domestic and international opposition is resisting government attempts to impose more restrictions on media freedom

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