Europe’s Energy Crunch Spills into World Markets
Winter is coming and global energy markets aren’t ready for it.
Kazakhstan Turns to Foreign Investment for Post-COVID Growth
Manufacturing, agriculture, tourism, and green tech are the focus as Kazakhstan looks to move up the value chain.
COP26: A Setback for Climate Justice in Africa
COP26 laid bare the lack of commitment to Africa when dealing with the climate crisis.
Saudi Arabia: A Revolution from the Top?
Big changes are brewing in Saudi society. Will they be embraced or resisted by the monarchy?
Food Insecurity a Boon for Boko Haram in Nigeria
Boko Haram is taking advantage of the poverty and food insecurity in northern Nigeria to stage a comeback.
African Union Rocked by China Spying Allegations
Will the discovery of surveillance bugs in the AU's headquarters reverberate in wider China-Africa relations?
Sudan Launches Border Strikes against Ethiopia
Recent border clashes in the disputed region of al-Fashaqa risk triggering a wider regional war.
In Gold We Trust: Zimbabwe’s Gold-Backed Digital Currency
Zimbabwe’s recent foray into digital currencies will be a key reference in the search for modern financial solutions to the various monetary problems plaguing the developing world.
US Not Suspending its Killing Program in Pakistan
The lull in US drone strikes in Pakistan was just that – a brief pause, not a policy shift.
Moscow Suicide Bombings
Monday’s dual suicide bombing attack on the Moscow metro will have profound consequences for Russian domestic politics.