Politics

The greater protection given to citizens living in the capital could make Emiratis elsewhere more openly critical of their federal government.

The ruling party’s withdrawal from the EU-brokered pact it signed with opposition leaders could undermine the legitimacy of Georgia’s upcoming elections.

His new chief of staff pick will help appease Brazil's powerful centrist coalition. But maintaining the bloc's favor will also make Bolsonaro beholden to its members' policy priorities.

London’s reluctance to comply with the bloc’s single market rules will keep negotiations to reform the Northern Ireland protocol at risk of collapse.

Amid the turmoil in Afghanistan, Turkish politicians are sounding the alarm over another migrant surge, while others are taking steps to discriminate against those already in the country.

President Saied’s move to freeze parliament risks further destabilizing the already cash-strapped and COVID-ridden country.

By shifting the tax burden onto corporations, the updated draft will likely be far less controversial than its predecessor, giving the bill an easier path through Congress.

If Rabat makes more controversial statements, tensions with Algiers could escalate to economic and/or military actions.

The new Israeli government’s hawkish Palestinian policies will impede its push to start anew with Jordan after years of stormy relations.