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The U.S. is once again trying to actively defend against Russian influence campaigns. It’s questionable how useful those efforts can be.

An anti-establishment party could be propelled to power. The question is if it can truly transform the country.

The latest Forum on China-Africa Cooperation is once again highlighting Beijing’s role on the continent, as well as Africa’s growing status as an arena for great power competition.

Germany’s mainstream parties are changing their tone to compete with surging populist movements. It’s unlikely to strengthen their hand.

After four decades in power, Cameroonian President Paul Biya’s next term will likely be his last. The international community should be preparing for that.

A judge issued an arrest warrant for Venezuelan opposition candidate Edmundo Gonzalez, the latest in a monthlong campaign of repression.

President Xi Jinping’s emphasis on growth through manufacturing come with little benefit for a Chinese population trapped in a race to the bottom.

The EU has a reputation as one of the most benevolent providers of development aid. Brussels’ new policies risk losing it that reputation.