Iran's Afghan friends likely to avoid anti-US action

Tehran has deep, long-standing ties with various Afghan groups, but cannot expect much support from any

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Soleimani’s death may further weaken Iran in Syria

As the civil war draws to a close, questions have arisen over the fate of Tehran’s foreign militias

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The prime minister’s chief advisor wants radical civil service reform, but there are too many obstacles

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The consistent decrease in piracy around the Horn of Africa has opened up opportunities for reviving fishing off Somalia

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European governments will be deciding on allowing Chinese equipment suppliers in their 5G networks in coming months

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Catalonia's pro-independence leader Carles Puigdemont has taken up his seat in the EP following a court ruling

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Rising inventories are bolstering supply but modest nuclear power demand from many regions will weigh on the price

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The Israeli and Russian leaders have much in common, allowing them to deal with areas of difference

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Turkey's open intervention in Libya has provoked Egypt

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Saudi officials are engaging in talks with the Huthis, while positive steps have been taken in the south

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