The deputy prime minister's departure signals intensified power struggles in the Kremlin.

The polarization of Malaysian voters raises political risks.

Berlin is conceding to Paris on several issues ahead of September elections.

The country's divisions will preclude meaningful integration with any bloc, whether European or Russian.

Luanda will try to relieve the pressure on the country's political elite.

This is an internal Stratfor document listing significant meetings and events for the next week.

Through an ASEAN grouping, Tokyo means to reassert itself.

Economic relations will be emphasized during U.S. President Barack Obama's visit with Central American leaders.

The country's prime minister is not likely to gain much support from neighboring governments.

Regardless of whether the opposition wins tight elections May 5, Malaysia's reputation for stability may suffer.