Yemen’s war will restart if UN talks fail

A six-month-long truce in Yemen ended on October 2 as UN-sponsored talks failed

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Catalan coalition split reflects nationalist divisions

The hard-line Junts party has left the Catalan government following tensions with the more moderate Republican Left

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Persistently high food prices will impede the growth of GDP and living standards in developing economies

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The ruling party congress has produced some subtle power shifts as the party looks ahead to the coming electoral cycle

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Postponement of the census is especially contentious in Santa Cruz, where population growth could mean more resources

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Venezuelan migrants are coming to the US southern border in record numbers and more will come if sanctions are tightened

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Recent polls have shown third-party challenger Peter Obi in the lead against the two main party contenders

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The SK and Hanwha conglomerates, though less known abroad than Samsung and LG, are expanding across a range of sectors

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Pay, conditions and opposition to pension reforms are fuelling strike action in energy firms across France

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Colombia’s government is attempting to introduce tax reforms and its budget under adverse economic circumstances

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