Cambodia’s main opposition could split

The National Assembly last month amended a key law, allowing banned politicians to apply to resume activity

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EU presidency will show up Romania’s peripheral status

EU sanctions are likely if Dragnea finalises his plans to evade the law and crush judicial independence

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The EU has so far refrained from announcing new sanctions linked to a recent Russian-Ukrainian naval clash.

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Trump has unblocked Turkish military invasion of Kurdish-held territory in Syria

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US citizens’ stances on Middle East policy and perceptions of the region are increasingly divided on a partisan basis

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The arrest of a senior executive of Chinese telecoms giant Huawei is the latest in a wave of setbacks this year

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Tehran faces the threat of crippling international financial countermeasures, but political division restricts reform

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President Nicolas Maduro is seeking to bolster ties with Turkey and Russia amid hemispheric pressures

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The Italian government has softened its rhetoric after the Commission recommended applying excessive deficit procedure

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Moscow and Riyadh agree another output cut arrangement to stabilise the market

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