Following a long and violent protest movement, a transitional deal has finally been reached in Sudan. But can it bring democracy to the long-suffering country?

In a blow to separate Franco-German efforts, Sweden has apparently signed onto the British-led consortium to build a next generation European fighter jet.

In a case of the FPO’s Ibiza scandal redux, Italy’s League is now embroiled in a Russian funding scandal.

However much the French president wants to save the Iran nuclear deal, Europe’s inability to insulate Tehran from US sanctions has already been laid bare.

There is hope that a breakthrough might be imminent in one of India’s longest-running ethnic conflicts.

Events in Hong Kong have put a strain on a bilateral relationship that London has been emphasizing over the course of successive governments.

Completed following decades of negotiation, the deal will create a market of over 770 million people. Was it worth the wait?

Are collateralized loan obligations brimming with toxic corporate debt just a little bit of history repeating?

Rare earths have emerged as a new variable in the US-China trade war. Is China’s near-monopoly on these strategic resources its ultimate trump card, or will US producers be able to diversify supply amid the new normal of bilateral tension.

Weeks after paramilitaries unleashed a wave of brutality on Khartoum, Sudan’s civilian protest movement does not appear to be losing any momentum.