The fall of Aleppo is a major coup for Assad, but it hardly spells the end of the war.

Taiwan is starting to worry that the President-elect sees it as a mere bargaining chip in a larger deal with China.

The attack on a Cairo church strikes a blow at a Christian minority, the Sisi government, and a historic concept of Egyptian nationalism.

The South Korean president’s days may be numbered, but the implications of her ouster are still hard to gauge.

Following Trump’s win, the prospect of a Marine Le Pen presidency has spooked the French bond market.

China’s drive to control its connections with the rest of the world continues in Sri Lanka.

A troubled European business climate has German money looking for a new home in Russia.

Six years after charging Sudan’s president with genocide, the ICC still has no leverage in securing his arrest.

Is this a bid for attention from the incoming Trump Administration?

Political considerations explain Beijing’s risky rush to help Malaysia’s troubled investment fund.