Briefing Archive

A year into the Israel-Hamas war, divisions among EU member states have left Brussels largely on the sidelines in efforts to bring the fighting to an end.

After 100 days in office, Panama’s new president has notched some quick wins. He’ll need more than that to restore faith in politics and the government.

A protest movement fueled by anti-Vietnam sentiment led Cambodia to withdraw from a regional trade agreement. It could be a harbinger.

The ECJ’s ruling against Apple has implications for a whole host of wider issues, from Ireland’s economy to EU integration.

Bahrain recently released political prisoners at home and thawed ties with Iran, two related shifts that remain vulnerable to tensions.

Bola Tinubu’s election last year exposed Nigeria’s divisions and disillusionment. He’s done little to address those issues since then.

U.S. voters will be choosing between two possible futures: tackling the climate crisis or retreating from environmental commitments.

Just over a year ahead of Germany’s federal elections, the Green Party has acknowledged the growing signs of political trouble.

Ultra-hawkish hardliners on China used to be on the margins of the U.S. policy debate. They’re rapidly moving into the mainstream.

Libya’s fragile “cold peace” nearly collapsed amid a dispute over the central bank, revealing the vulnerabilities of its zero-sum politics.