Politics

The dismissal of a top intel official indicates Tehran’s desire to improve the IRGC’s domestic influence and foreign capabilities ahead of the possible collapse of U.S. nuclear talks.

If opposition candidates remain excluded from the July 31 legislative ballot, unrest will likely continue, potentially threatening one of West Africa’s most stable democracies.

RANE's Latin America analyst Carmen Colosi offers a look at the harsh realities facing Colombia's newly-elected president, Gustavo Petro.

The country may hold its fifth election in three years if ex-leader Netanyahu doesn’t find enough support to appoint a right-wing government in the coming days.

Growing anti-refugee sentiment is pushing Ankara to mull a new military operation in Syria that could backfire by sending even more refugees into Turkey.

The outcome of the first round of municipal elections confirms a trend that could define the 2023 national election and increase economic and political risk in the country.

A slowing economy and fragmented legislature will likely force Petro to scale back his ambitious plans for tackling poverty and climate change.

What to look for as Kenya's Aug. 9 election approaches.

President Macron will now have to negotiate with the opposition to pass legislation, slowing his government's response to pressing economic and foreign policy issues.

Samoa's critique of the Solomon Islands' recent security agreement with China signals a regional desire to rely more on other Pacific Island nations instead of external powers.