Welcome to Foreign Policy’s Africa Brief. The highlights this week: Unpacking Ethiopia’s peace deal, a corruption ruling in the Glencore scandal, and Nigeria’s new bank notes lead to currency-market chaos. ...
Egypt began hosting the United Nations climate change summit (known as COP27) this week. In preparatory meetings, its government has criticized the hypocrisy of high-emission countries that are failing to ...
One favorite twist in any murder mystery playbook is when the detective turns out to be the murderer. That old scenario may be playing out in the Baltic Sea right ...
In 2017, Spain’s northeastern region of Catalonia unilaterally voted for independence, setting off the country’s worst political crisis in decades. Since then, some of the movement’s leaders have fled the ...
Welcome back to Foreign Policy’s Latin America Brief. The highlights this week: Brazilians debate how to move forward with climate policy if President Jair Bolsonaro leaves office, Caribbean nations weigh leaving the ...
A European Union plan to reduce gas consumption by 15 percent in response to Moscow curtailing gas flows to Europe kicked in this month. Under the deal, EU member states ...
The Biden administration is considering sanctions targeting Myanmar’s energy sector, according to a U.S. official and aides familiar with the matter, following a crackdown on pro-democracy activists by the country’s ...
Welcome to Foreign Policy’s Africa Brief. The highlights this week: Egypt withdraws troops from Mali, residents in Ghana are experiencing record inflation, and the fate of Russia’s planned naval base in ...
To power the energy revolution, nations have stripped their lands for the metals crucial to build everything from Teslas to wind turbines. The hunt for cobalt has left a trail ...
After a tumultuous and contested decade of politicking around the potential security implications of expanding its freight logistics to China, Mongolia is expected to complete three critical rail lines by ...
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