New South Korean president's 'honeymoon' will be brief

The new president, Yoon Suk-yeol, a political novice, faces immediate and formidable challenges at home and abroad

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Russian banking's horizons narrowed by sanctions

Russian banks' isolation and a likely recession limit domestic lending prospects and shut off international avenues

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Washington has gone some way towards easing restrictions on Cuba, but no Obama-era-style rapprochement is in sight

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Confused policy positions reflect extreme caution on the conflict; critics call it complicity

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The war in Ukraine will enhance transatlantic economic cooperation across strategic areas

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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has shifted the political momentum around China policy in Germany

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Many of the region’s states are under pressure over their human rights records

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The conflict between government and president complicates Finland and Sweden's NATO bids and impacts Bosnia-Hercegovina.

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Economic liberalisation plans will drive opposition to President Nicolas Maduro on the left

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Escalation in geopolitical risk is adding to pressure on Poland’s creditworthiness

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