Moscow's solution for protest region is ill-judged

Instead of perceiving local concerns, the Kremlin sends in an official who seems qualified only to make things worse

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Securitised Middle East COVID-19 responses raise risks

Lebanese, Iraqi and Emirati security forces face different challenges in supporting public health measures

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With his principal opponents silenced, the president is firmly in control

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A new administration has promised a strong anti-corruption agenda, but faces historic institutional hurdles

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Dissatisfaction with corruption and state capture are driving high rates of emigration from South-Eastern Europe

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Alexander Lukashenka has been making elections go his way for 26 years, but this one has been a bumpier ride

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The Senate is considering a bill that would let Chileans withdraw part of their pension funds to ease COVID-19 impacts

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Ecuador’s debt deal will help put public debt back on the path to sustainability, but will not in itself be sufficient

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Pro-Iranian fighters are firmly entrenched in many government bodies

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The president is facing massive, unrelenting protests in the capital demanding his resignation

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