Stratfor analyst Eugene Chausovsky examines the future of the Russia-Kyrgyzstan relationship and what it might mean for the Central Asian region.

Stratfor explains how Angola's main geographic challenge is controlling its ethnic divisions in such a vast, sparsely populated country.

Both of Chile's main power grids are under tremendous stress trying to supply Chile's mining sector with sufficient energy.

A new petroleum bill sparks controversy in Nigerian states outside the Niger Delta.

The share of the U.S. corn crop dedicated to ethanol production increased from 7.5 percent in 2001 to 23 percent in 2008, and is projected to reach as much as 40 percent in 2012.

Stratfor's CEO George Friedman and Chief Geopolitical Analyst Robert D. Kaplan debate the challenges of projecting global events.

Angola is rehabilitating the Benguela rail line, which could eventually allow the country to become a regional hub for commodity exports.

Stratfor geopolitical analyst Karen Hooper explains how hurricanes can affect the U.S. economy and the city of New Orleans.

Strator Middle East analyst Ashley Lindsey examines the increase of small-scale, soft target militant attacks in Iraq and explains why they will not destabilize the Iraqi government.

Strikes against energy infrastructure have increased dramatically in 2012.