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Geopolitics and sectarianism collide in Bahrain

Tensions in the island monarchy are running high after the revocation of a Shi’a cleric’s citizenship.

China’s mixed messages on global governance

Does China want more engagement with global institutions or to create a set of parallel ones?

Weekly Briefing: June 20, 2016

Britain votes on EU membership, Spain holds an election, and a court in Egypt rules on a boundary deal.

Kurdish dreams and divisions

Regional power struggles and internal divisions complicate prospects for a sovereign Kurdistan.

Weekly Briefing: June 13, 2016

A German delegation visit China and workers at the world’s second largest nickel mine go on strike.

Losing Turkey: Ankara’s growing autocracy

The nomination of Erdogan-ally Yildirim as PM is symptomatic of a broader autocratic trend.

Weekly Briefing: June 6, 2016

Kerry and Lew visit Beijing, the final states hold primaries and labour unrest continues in France.

Apps, YouTube, Twitter: ISIS and the internet

ISIS has created a potent online recruiting tool; anti-ISIS policy must be just as innovative.

Tsai tests waters of cross-Strait relations

Taiwan’s new president must strike a balance between Beijing and Taiwan’s pro-independence camp.

Weekly Briefing: May 30, 2016

The Shangri-La Dialogue is held, France launches Israeli-Palestinian peace talks and OPEC meets.