Philippines will strengthen its defence partnerships

Manila is striving to bolster its military amid increased Chinese assertiveness in the South China Sea

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Serbia may be more open to nuclear power

The government is pushing to scrap a 35-year-old moratorium on building nuclear power plants

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Dublin fears OECD tax reforms will undermine Ireland’s attractiveness to multinational companies

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For different reasons, Catalonia’s pro-independence parties are threatening to abandon support for Spain’s government

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Ankara wants to reduce its dependence on oil and gas imports, although geology may not be on its side

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Reforestation faces many challenges, but projects and studies are improving understanding of how best to move forward

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India appears ready to allow more foreign direct investment from China, despite their unresolved border stand-off

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A new wave of trade disputes has swept across the East Africa region

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Paetongtarn Shinawatra, elected prime minister by MPs last week, is the daughter of former premier Thaksin Shinawatra

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Senegal's media have staged a 'day without the press' in protest of excessive tax burdens

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