Who moved this week

Colombia has swung hard toward Washington under a new security-first president.

Naypyidaw has converted a managed election into regional readmission.

Niamey may finally sell the uranium it seized and could not move.

Ankara is closing its longest war while joining a new Gulf defence pact.

Ukraine now reaches every part of European Russia with its own weapons.

Serbia has found a second patron to offset the first.

Brazil is under direct American pressure heading into an election.

Poland absorbs the war's spillover while its politics fragments.

Taiwan's own legislature is now the binding constraint on its defence.

Hungary's new government is consolidating at home while its energy position weakens.

Iran holds the strait but cannot use its own ports.

Greece is watching migration pressure move to Europe's western edge.