Immigration will continue to divide UK ruling party

The parliamentary vote on the UK-Rwanda asylum deal has exposed divisions within the ruling Conservative Party

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Protest movement presents a growing challenge in Nepal

A campaign demanding reversal of the transition to secularism, republicanism and federalism continues to attract support

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The run-up to Taiwan's key presidential and legislative elections in January has so far suggested a close contest

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A constitutional court ruling against the government’s spending plans will have economic and political consequences

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Following major financial scandals, the country’s top leader seeks a step-up in the long-running crackdown on corruption

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The country's first ever elections are due by end-2024, after years of delays

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There is bipartisan support in Ireland for criticising Israeli actions and showing sympathy to the Palestinians

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The erstwhile leader of the state anti-corruption agency is himself a suspect in a graft case

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China has set the course for its economic policy while tightening supervision over the financial sector

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Italy’s expansionary budget coincides with growing pressure on the government to tighten spending

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