Less than a decade after seizing power, President Emmerson Mnangagwa has extended his rule to 2030 while regional leaders ...

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The offshore dollar system sits at the heart of global finance, yet its scale and vulnerabilities remain largely opaque.

Israel’s October election may remove Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu without overturning the consensus forged by three ...

Jihadist groups are moving south from the Sahel, exploiting weak governance, local grievances and illicit economies.

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Iran’s deepening internal crisis offers a chance for political change, but Western concessions would strengthen the regime and prolong regional instability. Iranians overwhelmingly disapprove of their ...

The Iran conflict has laid bare Japan’s reliance on Middle Eastern oil, pushing Tokyo toward U.S.-aligned diversification. March 12, 2026: Oil storage tanks at a refinery in Kawasaki, Kanagawa ...

There is plenty to worry about in France’s economy, but the outlook is not entirely bleak. The French unemployment rate has not fallen below 7 percent since the 1970s. In the second quarter of 2026, ...

The accelerating search for resilient supply chains, critical minerals and new transportation corridors has renewed international attention on Central Asia. Long viewed in the West primarily through ...

As Germany and France falter, Italy and Poland are emerging as Europe’s new engines of growth, identity and security. The balance of power is tilting toward Southern and Central Europe. Poland and ...

Turkmenistan is hedging between China, Azerbaijan and regional ambitions, but may encounter the limits of neutrality.