AfricaJosé kidding? Angola’s president of four decades may be stepping down, but his cronies will ensure power and wealth stay in the family By Francesca Spinola, Ellie Mears
AsiaLawless order The Philippines’ ongoing war on drugs will shatter hopes of peace for a generation By Rikard Jalkebro
Middle East/North AfricaThe blame game Holding Saudi Arabia responsible for Islamist terrorism lets Western governments off the hook By Emily Winterbotham, Michael Jones
Foreign and security policyControlling the killer robots We need to keep a human in the loop By Jennifer Baker
InterviewsKeeping the peace – just about Kenya’s presidential rivals are urging calm following a hotly contested election
InterviewsLeaving the West behind Former UN envoy Michael von der Schulenburg says the world has seen Western democracy and found it wanting
The politics of memory70 per cent good, 30 per cent bad China has found a simple formula to assess Mao Zedong’s legacy By Helwig Schmidt-Glintzer
EuropeEurope’s last dictatorship Will Belarus be able to shrug off its autocratic image? By Dzmitry Halubnichy