Bosnian-Croatian tensions may develop into open rift

Tensions threaten to develop into full-scale diplomatic war driven by political crises in both Bosnia and Croatia

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Palestinians fear expanded Israeli settlements

Fifty years after Israel occupied the West Bank, the mosaic of competing land claims is hard to disentangle

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Privacy Shield's first annual review has not satisfied critics

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At the UN General Assembly, the US president and UN secretary-general have presented compatible visions for UN reform

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The South Asian neighbours have controversial approaches to the humanitarian crisis originating in Myanmar

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States' historical focus on land boundary demarcations has left many unprepared for contemporary maritime disputes

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Large state-owned enterprises have amended their articles of association to formalise Communist Party control

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The Dana Gas case shows the danger of a lack of centralised governance for the 2-trillion-dollar Islamic finance sector

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States without nuclear weapons are seeking to ban possession and shame states that have them

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Recent developments have cast doubt on Beijing's commitment to preserving Hong Kong's autonomy

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