The war unleashed on Iran by Israel and the US will have profound implications for Middle East economies – mainly negative for both producers and consumers.
To pay for what the Strategic Defence Review recommends, the UK has four options and none is easy, writes Andrew Dorman.
The changes will cement Tokayev’s grip on power and could cause tensions with the West as Kazakhstan seeks to emulate the ...
As the Pax Americana fades, policymakers are prioritizing economic security – emerging countries could be the big losers, ...
The Patriarchate’s support for the military has intensified, and its outreach has expanded to America’s religious right. But ...
The scale of Hanoi’s land reclamation operations is fast surpassing Beijing’s in the contested Spratly Islands, write John ...
The continuing rise of nationalist populist parties across the continent could weaken defence and economic cooperation, and ...
The US is taking an encouragingly multilateral approach to secure scarce minerals for the industries of the future – but the ...
Tehran’s strikes and Trump’s Gaza peace plan show Saudi Arabia, the UAE and other Gulf states that they should no longer rely ...
Islanders want to be in control of exploiting their zinc, copper and other resources in ways that benefit the community and ...
Expect to hear jeers at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest as organizers opt not to muffle audience reactions. Politics and ...
With their new economic bargaining power, countries with in-demand resources are challenging colonial-era assumptions about corruption and exploitation, writes Bronwen Everill.
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