Ecuador’s military faces cuts as security risks build

The president is juggling efforts to reduce public spending, appease the military and prevent social unrest

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Russian pipeline delayed, not stopped, by US sanctions

Gazprom says that given time, it can finish its Baltic gas pipeline by itself

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The insurgency in the north shows no sign of abating

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Political outsider Kais Saied won the presidency and is attempting to push through an unorthodox foreign policy agenda

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Madrid's foreign policy will be geared to its own interests, and at times this will worry Paris, Berlin and Washington

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Foreign capitals will decide whether Bosnian Serb strongman Dodik this time can make good his repeated threat to secede

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India continues to attract criticism at home and abroad over controversial citizenship legislation

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The CDU is likely to take only a moderate shift to the right for fear of losing centrist voters

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Rabat is keenly aware of its utility as a partner in the EU priority areas of combatting migration and African outreach

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US policy is forcing China to change its approach to developing its technology sector

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