Armenian murders show unequal relations with Russia

Permyakov case angers Armenians but the government is too dependent on Moscow to rebalance the relationship

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Deadly Thai insurgency shows no signs of ending

The insurgents seek autonomy and amnesty -- two things the junta is unwilling to grant

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Operations in Tikrit are not indicative of the needs of the larger campaign to come against Mosul

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The conservative opposition's internal rifts are preventing it from capitalising on government scandals

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The Bardo attack has provided an opportunity to close ranks, but divisions within the ruling party are set to re-emerge

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Mekong disputes may become as critical as those in the South China Sea

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Borisov's greatest priority will be to dominate government and coalition, at which he has been extremely successful

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Kyiv's increasing tussle with the country's oligarchs risks unleashing new tensions and is a danger to Ukraine

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Baldizon is likely to need a second round to capture the presidency, but little economic policy shift is probable

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EEU accession is set for May but greater integration with Russia poses risks for Bishkek

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