Politics

A look at what the coming week will bring -- and a list of recommended RANE articles from the week that was.

Two years after the 2021 military coup, the Southeast Asian country remains mired in an increasingly violent and economically disruptive civil war with no quick end in sight.

The al-Qaeda-linked JNIM's non-aggression pact with other armed groups highlights its political power as Bamako scrambles to preserve what little control over the country it has left.

What is behind Haiti's violent protests, and what do they mean for the country going forward?

While a compromise on reform is likely, the new rules could prove too vague, which could contribute to future debt crises.

Medium-term challenges and the country's bleak structural outlook will undermine Putin's authority and complicate Russia's war efforts in Ukraine.

The controversial plan to overhaul France's pension system will fuel heavily disruptive labor action that could severely weaken Macron's government.

Central Asia is reemerging as a key region for trans-Eurasian trade, but not without complications.

Seoul's push to compensate victims of Japanese labor violations will help facilitate bilateral cooperation on shared regional threats like North Korea.