In Cameroon, government security forces used tear gas to break up protests by opposition party supporters, after media reports suggested that partial results from the country’s Oct. 12 presidential election put incumbent President Paul Biya…

For years, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has enjoyed the admiration of his right-wing peers in other democratic countries. The method he used to gradually consolidate power and weaken his critics has become a model…

A few months from now will mark the fourth anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, which started a war that has redefined European security and exposed the limits of…

The world has seen a wave of mass protests in recent years, often led by Generation Z, including in many countries across South and Southeast Asia. Last year, a massive student-led uprising in Bangladesh toppled…

It can feel a bit head-spinning trying to track President Donald Trump’s evolving stance on the war in Ukraine, with his position on critical issues often apparently determined by whom he most recently spoke with. …

Christian Smith: Hello and welcome to this podcast from Geopolitical Futures. I’m Christian Smith. As the US Enters the third week of government shutdown, many not directly affected may be tempted to just sigh and…

East Timor will become the 11th member of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations this weekend, 14 years after it first applied for membership and just 23 years after it became a state following independence…

The International Court of Justice on Wednesday issued a non-binding opinion advising Israel to cooperate with United Nations relief efforts in Gaza and the West Bank and refrain from impeding them. The Hague-based court issued…

This week, the United States hosted a third round of talks to broker peace between the Democratic Republic of the Congo and M23, a rebel group that has taken over…