New retail, manufacturing, and industrial data suggest a tentative recovery for China’s economy, however real estate remains a concern.

Will the Tinubu reforms accomplish their goal of luring foreign investors back into Nigerian oil, or will rule of law concerns keep them away?

A series examining the pressing political, military, and economic issues faced by key geopolitical actors around the world.

While down from their post-pandemic highs, global soy prices are still beating a slow retreat to historical averages amid robust demand from China and inclement weather in major exporters.

A new series examining the pressing political, military, and economic issues faced by key geopolitical actors around the world.

Minsk has calculated that there’s nothing the EU can do to hurt Lukashenko regime, and it’s probably correct.

More Brazilians are unemployed now than at any other point since 2012.

Recent US-China trade data reminds that breaking up is hard to do.

The iron trade has afforded Australia much-needed leverage in its ongoing trade spat with China. But a recent push by Beijing to diversify its supply suggests that this leverage won’t last forever.

Surging violence is a grim reminder that there is no credible peace process for post-NATO Afghanistan.