Issue of state control impedes UN treaty on cybercrime

The sixth round of UN negotiations on a new cybercrime treaty concluded in New York last month, but without an agreement

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Bawku conflict threatens to spread in northern Ghana

An ethnic conflict in the town of Bawku has escalated in recent months

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The government has passed a law mandating cybersecurity incident reporting for critical infrastructure firms

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A caretaker cabinet is responsible for running the country until the next general election, whose date remains uncertain

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A new political standoff is brewing after the government once again banned the opposition from holding rallies

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The surge in irregular migration and asylum seekers is fuelling friction between the EU’s largest member-states

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Northeast Syria’s Kurdish-dominated administration is under pressure from several directions

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Azerbaijan’s decisive military operation in Nagorno-Karabakh exposed the weakness of Russian security guarantees

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President Joe Biden's UN address last week extolled cooperation, but concentrated on the Russian invasion of Ukraine

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North Korea's leader recently visited Russia’s Far East, meeting President Vladimir Putin at the Vostochny Cosmodrome

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