Malian junta may outlast sanctions

Despite biting sanctions, the Malian junta said they would need at least two years before transitioning to civilian rule

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Fidesz’s win will embolden Orban and isolate Hungary

Fidesz landslide was due to pre-election spending, opposition divisions and targeting the opposition as warmongers

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A weekend of violence in late March has triggered a harsh backlash from the state, raising fears for civil liberties

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The former jihadi Hay’a Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) has adopted more moderate Islamist policies

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EU membership bids by Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova could give a spur to enlargement following years of near-stagnation

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While the new prime minister’s administration takes shape, the ousted premier is rallying his supporters

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President Gabriel Boric's disapproval rating has soared since he took office last month, reaching 50% last week

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Saudi Arabia has rebalanced its foreign policy by adopting assertive stances on oil prices, Yemen, Iran and Ukraine

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Estonians’ warnings of Moscow’s intentions have been borne out by the invasion of Ukraine

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Amid a lull in the conflict in northern Ethiopia, tensions between Amhara and Oromo elites are re-emerging

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