Greek coalition may fall before policy shift unfolds

With an eye to elections that must be held by October 2019, the government has announced extensive economic handouts

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New Zimbabwe government faces multiple crises

Political and fiscal challenges abound for the president's new administration

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Despite rhetoric on new modes of cooperation, China's Africa policy will satisfy but not surprise

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A cabinet reshuffle, doubtful fiscal promises and more IMF talks are unlikely to soothe investor and consumer fears

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Loan acquisitions, closures and tougher new laws should help the banking sector put the 2013 crisis behind it

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Fearing a threat to its GDP growth target, China's government is encouraging debt-funded infrastructure spending

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Protracted delays in IMF disbursements force the government to tap other funding sources

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Beijing is eyeing greater influence in the Pacific, to Canberra’s and Wellington’s concern

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A fresh loan to ease the country’s macroeconomic crisis may necessitate a rethink on welfare promises

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Presidential candidates have set out economic policy plans that show a wide degree of divergence

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