Global mining M&A deals will be small and few

Mining companies' capital bases have deteriorated; they are likely neither to be acquirers nor acquired

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Divisive Cambodian union bill will likely be passed

Balancing the demands of civil society, industrialisation and development will be difficult

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Tunis is struggling to respond to the grievances of its most marginalised regions

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The latest forecast suggests 1.1% growth this year, but actual recovery will not start before mid-2017

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The authorities are particularly sensitive about anything that questions national sovereignty

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As economic growth hits a 25-year low, labour protests are rising and the authorities are cracking down

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Increasing levels of foreign investment are required, but investors need convincing

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The appointment of a new mining minister will likely exacerbate, not alleviate, the sector's mounting troubles

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A worsening economy and rising insecurity is threatening the unity of the coalition government

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With the bloc heavily dependent on maritime trade, the EU's ports are pursuing expansion

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