Coup claims may bode ill for Zambia’s opposition

President Hakainde Hichilema’s recent warning to alleged coup plotters may be aimed primarily at the domestic opposition

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Afghan Taliban will put much hope in mining

The ruling Taliban recently announced several new mining contracts

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Europe’s ban on gas imports from Russia has increased the speed of change in the global LNG market

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Moldova has made a subsidiary of Romania's Transgaz the operator of its gas grid, taking a tough stance against Gazprom

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The government is trying to manage its debt obligations, but it faces sceptical markets

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The president's ambitions to be seen as a 'green champion' face obstacles both within and outside his government

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Sanctions exposed Russia’s dependence on the West for farm machinery, high-yield seeds and pedigree livestock

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The House Foreign Affairs Committee is reviewing current and future Authorizations for the Use of Military Force (AUMF)

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The multinational Chabahar Transit Project remains incomplete, primarily due to international sanctions

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Turkey's gas contract with Bulgaria gives it larger influence on energy markets across the Balkans

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