The eighth annual conference convenes Iraqi and international policymakers, business leaders, experts, and civil society to ...

Andy Burnham’s new government faces the same dilemmas as its predecessor in responding with limited resources to a volatile ...

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Without accompanying reforms, the risk is that President Tinubu’s plan only makes Nigeria’s army bigger but not better.

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Egypt may yet join Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan in their mutual defence pact. But for now, Cairo is continuing its cautious approach as it seeks to avoid taking sides.

Congress also bestirred itself on trade last month, but in contradictory directions that may ultimately serve instead to further embolden the White House. Indeed, the more aggressive this ...

This time was supposed to be different. There have been more than a dozen previous failed efforts at negotiations between the Venezuelan government and the democratic opposition. But many hopes were ...

The UN Global Dialogue in Geneva, held from 6-7 July, brought together governments, companies, academics, and civil society to discuss the risks emerging from the widening technological gap between ...

Water use in the production of minerals represents an underappreciated risk to national resilience in both producer and consumer countries. Unsustainable water practices can cause severe local ...

Iceland’s referendum on EU membership comes at a time of growing geopolitical competition in the Arctic and renewed debate over European enlargement. The outcome could shape Iceland’s future strategic ...