Nicaragua repression will worsen as elections near

The government is applying repressive laws in an effort to secure its position ahead of November’s elections

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EU's oil products ban will hurt Belarusian economy

New EU sanctions ban purchases of Belarusian petroleum products and potash, though the latter restrictions are diluted

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The new president will focus on economic restoration, including through US nuclear talks

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Washington has joined Ottawa and Brussels in setting out prerequisites for a review of the sanctions regime

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The long-standing partners are looking to strengthen their relationship

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Cryptocurrency could become a sanctions-busting tool, but government plans are vague and private use is in its infancy

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EU and US moves to replace Bosnia’s high representative against Russian opposition will stir tensions at home and abroad

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The upcoming election offers little choice and is engaging scant enthusiasm

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Both autocratic and democratic governments are expanding their control over the digital realm

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Sanctions and international tensions have drawn government and public attention to academic and research ties with China

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