Lukashenko has avoided direct involvement so far, but the screws are tightening as Russian losses mount in eastern Ukraine.

Though recent data suggests that inflation may have peaked, euro zone economies are hardly out of the woods yet.

If the past is any guide, the hammer is about to come down on China’s Covid protestors.

With a recession looming on the horizon, the COVID-era grace period of cheap money has nearly run its course.

Syria is the next theater where Russia’s diminished geopolitical clout could become evident as Turkey moves to implement a ‘safe zone’ along the northern border.

Amid worsening economic indicators, Beijing has partially reversed its attempt to reign in real estate excess. But is the damage already done?

As posturing goes, Russia’s threat to leave the Ukraine wheat deal was abnormally short-lived. What changed the Kremlin’s mind?

Luiz Ignacio Lula da Silva defeated rival Jair Bolsonaro in a much closer contest than many were predicting. What can we expect from Lula’s third term in office?

Dozens of protester deaths marks the end of a brief period of hope for democratic transition in Chad.

The 20th Congress has solidified Xi Jinping’s position as the most powerful Chinese leader since Mao Zedong.