Kremlin will count on Russian protests fading

Opposition leader Alexey Navalny is in jail but supporters have taken the contest into the streets

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Small uptick in South-east Asia piracy is likely

Incidents of maritime crime in the region have risen in the last year

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The ruling ZANU-PF claims to be clamping down on corruption, but the main opposition remains the principal target

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Recipient countries are criticised for breaching migrants' rights even as Venezuela's own rights situation deteriorates

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The killing of a Black man at a Carrefour outlet in November has reignited calls for corporate social responsibility

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Cairo is bracing itself for greater scrutiny of its human rights record from the incoming US administration

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The upcoming elections look set to be the most tense and most competitive contest in decades

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Brexit weakens the push towards deeper European security and defence integration, but cooperation will remain strong

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A year on from a resounding election victory for the ruling party, the president is being assailed on several fronts

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Panels of inquiry into alleged abuses by police and security forces may do little to bring justice for victims

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