EU drought response may focus on short-term fixes

The current crisis has highlighted the interplay between agriculture and climate change

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Turkey’s government revolution promises a bumpy ride

The new system is designed to have Erdogan and his staff control everything from the presidential palace

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Despite worsening conditions in host and transit countries, limited options mean large numbers are still leaving

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Reforms and an IMF accord have helped to bolster growth, but obstacles to its continuation abound

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The state of emergency is over, but communal strife is set to grow

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The prime minister has resigned, but the ruling party has no clear strategy to end unrest while maintaining party unity

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Studies suggest that women are less corrupt than men, but this may be because they have limited access to power

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As the Arctic opens up, Polar powers promote their national interests as well as a shared governance framework

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Domestic politics will continue to take precedence over coordinated action to deal with the migration crisis

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The UN and human rights organisations have warned of deepening sectarian violence in the Central African Republic (CAR)

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