Public anger is on the rise in Türkiye following the recent devastating earthquakes, the fallout of which could extend to the ballot box.

Just as travellers have come out of COVID-19-related travel bans, hopes for the return of increasingly unimpeded international travel have again been put into question

After the attempted Bolsonarista uprising of 8 January, the Lula administration will continue to face a popular movement that is greater than former president Bolsonaro

Central authorities have delegated the responsibility for tackling the spread of COVID-19 to local authorities; the Lunar New Year (22 January-1 February) will prove to

Former President Pedro Castillo’s impeachment marks more turmoil in a country accustomed to short presidential terms and anti-government protests.

Mounting discontent over COVID-19-related lockdowns may lead to more targeted measures but it is unlikely that the central authorities will move away from their “zero-COVID”

The series of victorious Ukrainian counter-attacks since September has been matched by massive Russian missile strikes on Ukrainian electricity and heating installations, aimed at demoralising

Rishi Sunak has become the UK’s third prime minister in eight weeks, capping off several months of political turmoil marked by party infighting, political scandals

Since the storming of the United States (US) Capitol on 6 January 2021, right-wing extremists have doubled down on election conspiracies and violent rhetoric against