Amid growing calls for a new approach to the challenged posed by China, President Biden has initiated a policy rethink. Here’s what the new US posture might look like.

Do spiking yield curves across the developed world harken the end of COVID-era monetary stimulus?

The pendulum of US strategic posture in the Middle East has swung once more.

The Biden administration appears content to perpetuate the WTO’s toothless status, with major consequences for global trade moving forward.

Tracking the latest news surrounding the global COVID-19 vaccination effort.

Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed’s mandate has expired and no new elections are on the horizon. Has Somalia’s 2012 constitution reached its breaking point?

While COVID-19 may not be an existential crisis for the EU, it does tick virtually all the boxes when it comes to hardening Eurosceptic attitudes throughout the bloc.

An early test for US-China relations under the Biden administration: whether or not systemic oppression in Xinjiang constitutes a ‘genocide.’

Next in our series on strategic commodities we examine tantalum, a conflict mineral with complex geopolitical ramifications for East Africa and beyond.

A new report foresees an energy transition that’s faster and more difficult than many oil exporters are expecting.