Despite their warning, Saudi Arabia’s use of oil production as a weapon looks more like a worst-case scenario than a likely outcome, says Torbjorn Soltvedt

A victory for Duterte allies in Philippines’ midterm elections would ease the path forward for tax reform and the federalism charter, states Eufracia Taylor

Oil production cuts are unlikely, but the Saudis could cancel arms deals or reduce intelligence sharing if sanctions are enacted, says Torbjorn Soltvedt

Beijing's decision to impose tariffs on US LNG sends a clear political signal to Chinese buyers to prioritise alternative sources, says Hugo Brennan

The release of the US pastor opens the way for negotiations, but Washington and Ankara still have to navigate through a minefield, states Anthony Skinner

The key question for the second round of Brazil’s election is if we’ll get some detail on what the economic policies will look like, says Jimena Blanco