Poland’s policy on farm protests may shift after polls

Premier Tusk is trying to deflect farmers’ protests by putting the blame on Russia, the EU and the previous government

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Pipeline rupture threatens South Sudan’s stability

The rupture of a pipeline transporting oil through Sudan has deprived South Sudan’s government of 60% of its revenue

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The monarchy and the ruling parties appear increasingly sensitive to public opinion on corruption in the country

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Seoul has reaffirmed that it will not seek to develop a domestic nuclear deterrent, but it could revise this stance

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With his presidential poll win confirmed, Prabowo Subianto may begin to think more about how his government will look

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Massive job losses in the mining industry threaten the government’s faltering efforts to retain a majority

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Political and energy transition challenges will likely see the EU miss its 2040 climate targets

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Job security concerns are encouraging university and college employees to unionise

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Senegal will hold the first round of its presidential election on March 24

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The centre-right won the March 10 election but will probably have to form a minority government

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