Carbon border taxes raise international dispute risks

The introduction of carbon border taxes increases the prospect of international tensions over trade and climate issues

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Pakistani Taliban are redefining their goal

The Pakistani Taliban Movement has long sought to overthrow the Pakistani government

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The government does not wish to accept external military involvement in Cabo Delgado, but it is running out of options

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Elections deemed broadly acceptable by foreign observers, and judicial reforms, may help EU accession talks go ahead

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Talks to restart search for Cyprus solution find no common ground, with Turkish Cypriots insisting on two-state model

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The junta says it will consider measures proposed by ASEAN to ease post-coup tensions once it ensures “stability”

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Proposed constitutional amendments will cement the control of the executive over other branches of government

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Trade unions have threatened strike action over the government’s latest wage offer

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Hydrocarbon hopes advance wider regional cooperation -- but also tensions with Ankara

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The government has reached an agreement with the World Food Programme to distribute food to Venezuelan children

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