African states hope the Gulf crisis will end soon

While several Muslim-majority countries have rebuked Qatar, Africa's most powerful governments are seeking a compromise

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EU foreign investment disunity could fuel populism

Differences among member states make EU-wide action difficult, allowing economic nationalists to exploit concerns

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The 'grand bargain' which the US president once promised Russia is no longer his to give

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The Supreme Court's ruling on martial law has gone in the government's favour

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The Kabul government is fighting multiple Taliban forces whose views range from uncompromising jihad to pragmatism

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Russia is increasingly looking to ASEAN states to satisfy its policy agenda

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Stronger EU engagement and rebooting EU enlargement are crucial to the region’s long-term stability and prosperity

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While cartel activities look likely to hit domestic tourism, international visitors keep coming

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Four attacks in the United Kingdom between March and June raise questions on the government's counterterrorism strategy

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As the battle for Marawi rages, a bill on a new administrative entity for Mindanao faces presidential review

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