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The London-listed luxury developer has seen a pause in some markets during the war, but demand in Saudi Arabia is driving growth.

The US needs to stop thinking of Africa as a collection of bilateral relationships and start building a continental trade and investment strategy.

Along Europe’s eastern flank, countries are stockpiling, fortifying, and preparing to go it alone in the face of Russian aggression.

Russia and Ukraine both launched strikes, vying for the upper hand ahead of a key NATO summit this week.

The transatlantic defense summit this week looks set to confirm the growing rift between Washington and Brussels.

Beijing insisted the test was not directed at any particular country, but the move drew rebukes from Japan, Australia and New Zealand.

The leader of a prominent Chinese underground church was released from prison and traveled to the US after President Donald Trump raised his case directly.

As NATO leaders head into this week’s annual summit, the alliance increasingly resembles a marketplace defined by defense spending and procurement as much as shared values, analysts said.