Euro-area design flaws will curb GDP growth and reform

While the 25-year-old euro-area is stable, the lack of full fiscal centralisation keeps partial break-up as a risk

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Tensions between Uganda and the West may slowly grow

Museveni has responded to Western criticisms of his government with a stream of anti-Western rhetoric

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Greece, Bulgaria, Romania and Croatia have launched green hydrogen projects to meet EU decarbonising targets.

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Regional states have sought BRICS membership, hoping for more, and more varied, diplomatic and economic options

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The cornerstone US-Africa trade policy has not received a major update in over two decades, but looks set to be extended

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South-east Asia and China are increasingly concerned about the growth of transnational cybercrime hubs

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Arctic stability is at a critical juncture as competition intensifies over shipping routes and natural resources

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The country’s space sector is burgeoning, as underscored by its recent lunar landing

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Changes in Russia caused by its invasion of Ukraine are reshaping the economies of Central Asia

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Hanoi and Washington now have a comprehensive strategic partnership

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