Politics
Colombian presidential elections threaten political system. Irish referendum divides country. Barbados goes to the polls. All in The Week Ahead.
Round Five for President Bouteflika?
May 25, 2018
The Week Ahead: 30 April – 6 May 2018
April 30, 2018Economics
As China’s transitions from prioritizing economic growth to maintaining economic stability, the government has begun levying steep penalties on high-debt private companies for “economic crimes.” Kiana Mendoza looks at several recent examples of these trials, and examines what this could mean for the future.
Theresa May’s evolving Brexit strategy
April 1, 2018Finance
In 2018, China could seek to dethrone King Dollar by forcing yuan-denomination of specific commodities, marking a cataclysmic shift in the world financial order that’s been in place since World War II.
Blockchain goes East: opportunities in China
February 20, 2018
Tunisia’s new Finance Law and the roots of social unrest
February 2, 2018
Price-fixing can only worsen the crisis in Venezuela
January 24, 2018Security
Cybercrime-as-a-Service opens up a realm of worrying new possibilities for opportunistic individuals and ideologically motivated groups, as well as a new front for law enforcement and security services to secure.
Australia wary of China’s growing stake in the South Pacific
April 30, 2018
All sides deepen the conflict in Yemen
April 29, 2018
How R2P impedes global governance
April 21, 2018Natural Resources
On October 27, 2017, new auction rounds for the eight pre-salt blocks in Brazil were launched. As the Brazilian government approved a new regulatory framework for the bidding process to allow more investors, 14 foreign companies and two Brazilian entities were qualified to participate in the auction.
Re-imposing sanctions on Iran: oil market implications
April 30, 2018
Assessing the Trump doctrine of “energy dominance”
April 13, 2018
Colombia at a crossroads on the issue of energy and fracking
March 14, 2018Technology
Cybercrime-as-a-Service opens up a realm of worrying new possibilities for opportunistic individuals and ideologically motivated groups, as well as a new front for law enforcement and security services to secure.
Interview: Rising drone capabilities of non-state actors
April 17, 2018
