20.04.2018
Scandal-hit Najib poised for Malaysia poll victory as 1MDB concerns fade
Prime minister likely to be re-elected despite state investment fund affair more >
27.03.2018
Pakistan’s risky reliance on China set to grow
A fall out with the US could leave Pakistan more vulnerable to Chinese economic muscle.more >
19.03.2018
South America’s shift to the right still to bear economic fruit
Progress on market reforms appears to be stalling amid resistance from opposition-dominated parliaments and fears of populist backlashes.more >
16.03.2018
Is Putin raiding Russia’s banks?
An overhaul of the country's private banks gathers momentum, raising concerns in some quarters. more >
09.03.2018
Race to exploit Mediterranean gas raises regional hackles
Turkey, Egypt, Cyprus, Israel and Lebanon vie over claims to gas reserves more >
23.02.2018
Problems stack up for Saudi Crown Prince
Nearly nine months after a palace coup confirmed him as king-in-waiting, MbS’s controversial stewardship of the kingdom has left him looking isolated and vulnerable.more >
19.02.2018
Questions raised about ‘piecemeal’ approach to tackling UK corruption
Police gain new powers to seize the assets of corrupt individuals, but a key weapon in their anti-graft armoury is missing.more >
14.02.2018
Lebanon’s enforcement of US Hezbollah sanctions leaves Salameh with tough balancing act
In enforcing US anti-money laundering legislation targeting Hezbollah, Central Bank Governor must ensure ordinary Shia are not penalised.more >
09.02.2018
Fresh doubts raised over Ukraine’s anti-corruption efforts
Progress on rooting out graft is being put at risk by resistance to greater transparency.more >
26.01.2018
What prompted North Korea to start talking?
Sanctions or threat of military strike – the latter seems more likely.more >
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