Washington's Africa policy still lacks a framework

On his recent Africa trip, Secretary of State Antony Blinken emphasised democracy, security and economic growth

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Moon’s Australia trip highlights Seoul’s dilemmas

Geopolitics and economics are tightening the Seoul-Canberra relationship, though their tactics towards China differ

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Libya's first ever presidential election looks set to be delayed, but the main political players have fallback positions

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New classes of weapon with destabilising characteristics highlight the inadequacy of the arms control framework

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Moscow is pushing to strengthen its ties with the region

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The ongoing border stand-off between the two countries is having a major impact on their economic ties

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President Joe Biden’s Africa policy is beginning to take shape, though many old challenges remain

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The UN has appointed a new envoy to Western Sahara after two-and-a-half years when the post has been vacant

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The prime minister has vowed to lead the war effort from the battlefront, as Ethiopia's northern conflict intensifies

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The Gulf countries are playing the EU and the United Kingdom off against each other in the post-Brexit era

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