Across Asia and Africa, sitting on the fence is the obvious diplomatic choice. For Finland and Sweden, the calculation has changed.
Until now, Putin has kept a lid on anti-Jewish rhetoric. But with his war effort floundering, he needs someone to blame.
Liz Truss’s Mansion House speech puts Britain on the same page as the US – using the war in Ukraine to weaken Russia across the board. This is geopolitics 101.
New Delhi is managing to navigate a middle-ground between its Western sympathies and its relationship with Moscow.
Jean-Marie’s youngest daughter has sought to become the acceptable face of the far-right. But her policies have not changed as much as her profile.
Did a cold shoulder from the EU lead to Turkey’s spiral away from democracy and the beginning of Erdogan’s authoritarian regime?
The longer the war in Europe’s breadbasket rumbles on, the worse the food crisis across Africa and the Middle East.
If Moldova doesn’t receive enough aid to help with the influx of refugees, the cracks in its fragile society could widen, and Moscow could slip through them.
The President’s violent fantasies about “Sacred Russia” are being spelt out in Ukrainian blood.
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