Jonathan Fenton-Harvey

Recent clashes in Tripoli show that Libya's political landscape, which has been mired in division for the past decade, is increasingly untenable

Although bilateralism persists in Europe, there is a growing desire to build defence ties with Turkey, inevitably boosting its position in regional theatres

Analysis: Sudan's case argues that the UAE's support for the RSF, including supplying weapons and financial assistance, amounts to complicity in genocide.

Analysis: The formalisation of the Rapid Support Forces' rival government has deepened fears that Sudan's de facto partition will become permanent.

Analysis: The Middle East may be caught in the crossfire of a US-China trade war, navigating economic uncertainty without wanting to pick a side.

The Houthis have grown into a regional power capable of leverage in Red Sea geopolitics. Will the ceasefire in Gaza change their strategy?

Analysis: European policymakers have long been divided and caught off guard by developments in Syria. Will they form a unified stance on the country’s future?

Analysis: Western countries must now decide whether their commitments to international law outweigh their alliances with Israel.

Analysis: Under Trump's watch, far-right Israeli politicians will be emboldened to push for the long-desired goal of formally annexing the occupied West Bank.

Analysis: The Houthis have become more powerful since Trump's last presidency, with all eyes on how the new administration will tackle the Red Sea crisis.