New military bases in the Philippines suggests that Manila is interested in hedging its geopolitical bets.

Russia has re-engaged with Africa as an important plank in its anti-Western diplomacy. However, the situation has evolved since the Cold War.

Will upcoming elections in Nigeria help or hinder efforts to shore up internal security and thus forestall the possibility of new migrant outflows.

After a relative lull in activities and propaganda targeting India last year, the Islamic State in Hind Province (ISHP) appears to have revived its Indian campaign.

Amid declarations of the death of globalization, Argentina and Brazil are looking to advance de-dollarization and regional trade interests via currency union.

Examining the politics and business fallout in the wake of President Nguyen Xuan Phuc’s surprise resignation from last week.

Macroeconomic indicators can be deceptive when assessing the ongoing impact of Western sanctions on Russia.

Recent arrests near the Bangladesh border suggest that Al-Qaeda in the Indian Sub-Continent is down but not out.

China’s population recorded its first official decline since 1961, and the country’s economic model may never be the same.

While the bloc initially viewed this conflict through a security lens, economic necessity has since compelled a foreign policy refocus.