North Korea: Denuclearization in Reverse
The latest ‘hi-tech weapon test’ underscores just how hollow the denuclearization process has been.
Brexit Deal Finalized as Political Battle Looms in the UK
The May government and EU negotiators have agreed to a final text for the Brexit agreement after years of negotiations… now comes the hard part.
How Low Can the Renminbi Go?
What’s behind the recent devaluation of the renminbi, and what’s its floor?
Will Foreign Buyers Sour on US Debt?
Will foreign buyers like China and Japan step in to finance Washington’s latest deficit spending binge?
London Attack Claimed by Islamic State
Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the London attack that killed five people on Wednesday.
Global Forecast (9-11-2018)
The far-right creates political deadlock in Sweden, anti-pension reform rallies flare up again in Russia, and new rumblings of a second US-DPRK summit.
Map: Boko Haram in Nigeria (02/17/15)
The past week has seen a few notable attacks by Boko Haram outside Borno state, as well as two Nigerian military victories.
Zuma to Be Tested in South African Elections
Local elections in South Africa could well loosen the ruling ANC party’s iron grip on the country’s politics.
IMF Warns on China’s Financial System (Again)
The International Monetary Fund is still worried about debt levels in China’s financial system.
Better Late than Never: China the Peacemaker on North Korea?
China has pivoted toward rapprochement with South Korea. Is this a prelude to a more proactive stance on the crisis on the Korean Peninsula?