Today's Analysis

Organised crime is becoming increasingly embedded in different levels of the state and society

The Social Democrats’ choice of coalition partners proved highly controversial

The war has caused the strain on public finances to grow in Russia and Ukraine

Australia’s proposed ban on social media for children has ignited international discussions on child safety online

Haiti’s gang violence is soaring and the international community is in disagreement about how to respond

Ukraine claimed that Russia used an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) against it for the first time in the war

Reports suggest that Israel is moving to take a more direct role in overseeing aid delivery in Gaza

Gautam Adani and other executives have been charged with fraud in the United States

This week's Maori protests against the Treaty Principles bill demonstrated the extent of its unpopularity

Beijing’s national security office in Hong Kong has rejected Western criticism of a recent court sentencing of activists

The WTO highlights how AI will boost trade in its report on how AI will shape and will be shaped by global trade

ExxonMobil has ended its operations in Suriname after deciding to focus on oil and gas development in Guyana

Statements from the state-owned energy company suggest dividends will continue, while cooperation with China deepens

Opposition groups have formed a broad-based front to oppose the president’s constitutional reform plans

The ruling junta has replaced civilian Prime Minister Choguel Maiga with Major General Abdoulaye Maiga

Marine Le Pen’s position over support for the government and next year’s budget appears to be hardening

A second cabinet minister offered his resignation after a railway roof collapse led to a widespread backlash

The Russian president appears open to Ukraine ceasefire discussions with US President-elect Donald Trump