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The year of 2021 was significant for South Africa. It was marked by the largest civil unrest since the end of Apartheid, and it was the first...
Yoon Suk-yeol of the conservative People Power Party was elected as South Korea’s new president on March 9 in a closely contested presidential race....
Yesterday’s unexpected majority win for the Socialist Party paves the way for greater political stability in Portugal. This will simplify the...
Latin America’s economy enters the new year on weakened footing. Our 2022 themes revolve around the inherent struggle between supporting a slowing...
The SPD, FDP and Green party have struck a deal to form the next German government, which should be in power by early-December. A first reading of...
The week was full of events that could potentially become policy shakers. While the PMIs showed economic growth keeps cooling, energy prices...
The federal election has seen a further fragmentation of the vote, which has left Germany with an inconclusive result. A protracted government...
Recent political shifts have increased the odds of Germany loosening its tight national fiscal rules after the September elections, which could be...
The race to succeed long-term Chancellor Merkel and lead Europe’s largest economy is wide open. But we think Germany will continue its reactive,...
The August 12 national elections could mark a key turning point for Zambia’s future. Deteriorating economic conditions have left President Edgar...
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