Most Central Asian states are comfortable with Taliban

Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan are eager to engage with the Taliban; Tajikistan has many more reservations

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Ethiopian conflict may intensify rather than ease

As external actors call for a ceasefire, belligerent rhetoric among parties to the conflict is intensifying

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The four Central European states lag behind the Baltic republics in developing approaches to widespread disinformation

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The National Unity Government has declared a “defensive war” against the junta

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The complex historical Iranian-Taliban relationship is being rewritten for a new era

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KwaZulu-Natal province was the epicentre of July's uprising with social and economic factors contributing to fragility

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Narcotics trafficking in north-eastern India is up

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Latest opinion polls show the Conservatives ahead of Justin Trudeau’s Liberal Party

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High representative’s decision to criminalise genocide denial has played into the hands of Bosnian Serb separatists

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Ankara is exploring the consequences of a Taliban-run Afghanistan for Turkish foreign policy in Central Asia

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