Here are a few trends to expect from the 65th UN General Assembly, currently being held at UN headquarters in New York.

BRIC countries are set to propose a resolution in support of Iran at the UN General Assembly; a further sign that the forum could evolve a more political dimension in the future.

Arctic states are attempting to push forward on a collaborative approach to solving land claims at an international summit in Moscow.

Beneath all of the historical score-settling that is driving a meteoric crash in relations between China and Japan there is a simple reality: China is attempting to fill strategic space that the US-Japanese alliance currently occupies. 

September 17th, 2010 (Geopoliticalmonitor.com) - Karachi is under lockdown after Imran Farooq was murdered outside his home in north London.

US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner has told a Senate committee that the yuan is ‘significantly’ undervalued.

The conservative Tea Party movement has made substantial gains in the primaries leading up to November’s mid-term elections. But will it end up costing the Republican Party in the long run?

If one thing is to be taken from the newly-passed package of Turkish constitutional reforms, it’s that the country is transitioning away from the military coups of the past and striving to join the EU.

Protests in Indian-administered Kashmir have left 15 civilians dead, fueling fears of a repeat of the widespread violence of 1989.

An Iranian dissident group has alleged that Iran is building a secret uranium enrichment plant 120km away from Tehran.