Ethiopia's national dialogue faces deep divisions

A national dialogue aimed at easing political tensions faces deep distrust among key sections of the opposition

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Washington spreads hosting duties for democracy summit

The United States will be one of five regional co-hosts for the second Summit for Democracy to be held in March

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After dwindling in late December, protests re-emerged in southern Peru this week, with 19 people killed

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Some 1,500 people have been arrested following the storming of the presidential palace, Congress and Supreme Court

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The Pakistani Taliban Movement is engaged in an all-out assault on the state

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Though Serb protests in northern Kosovo have ceased, a settlement between Kosovo and Serbia is not in sight

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The arrests of dozens of far-right supporter last month was one of Germany’s largest-ever counterterrorism operations

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Ecuador is set to hold local elections and a referendum on reform in early February

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The US-led Counter Ransomware Initiative is beginning to make progress on its core agenda

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Times of crisis can make or break governments; President Luis Abinader’s has thrived

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