Great Britain’s Dangerous Attitude Problem
Theodoros Papadopoulos
When it comes to dealing with the European Union and other trading partners, London would be well advised to show a greater willingness to compromise.
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Great Britain’s Dangerous Attitude Problem
Vietnam Waits for Signs of Trump’s Asia Policy
James Borton
With the ‘Asia Pivot’ gone, and the TPP with it, Hanoi left to guess at what the Trump administration’s Asia Pacific policy will be.
Flash Strikes Hit Brazil as Temer Pushes Austerity
Luísa Monteiro
President Temer is experiencing popular backlash against his attempts to reform Brazil’s retirement laws.
Geopolitical Risk on Energy Prices Overblown
Todd Royal
Supply and demand – not geopolitical factors – will move oil prices through 2017.
Saudi Arabia: Turning Vision 2030 into Reality
Elodie Pichon
Will Saudi Arabia lose its nerve on economic reform now that oil prices have partially recovered?
Moscow Steps In to Fill the Vacuum in Libya
Alessandro Bruno
Two early takeaways from the recent Rome summit between Libya’s rival leaders: a unity government is possible, and Russia might just have a role in making it happen.
Stockholm Attack a Sign of Things to Come?
Hans Mathias Moeller
Evolving ISIS tactics and returning foreign fighters pose a serious threat for Sweden.
Going Mainstream: Trump’s Reckless Reversal on Syria
Alessandro Bruno
Trump’s attack on Syria sets the United States on a dangerous course while raising questions about who’s really in charge in Washington.
A Brief Look at FARC’s Origins in Colombia
Nicola Bilotta
The FARC insurgency has roots in the agrarian conflicts of the 1920s-1930s and the period of La Violencia from 1948-58.
Terrorism in Southeast Asia: Singapore in the Crosshairs?
Hans Mathias Moeller
Though the city-state has not suffered a terrorist attack since the mid-1990s, there are several signs that the threat of terrorism is growing in Singapore.
