South-east Asian green bond demand will soon grow

Infrastructure development and climate change will help to drive the South-east Asian green bond market

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Radical opposition could form next Kosovo government

The latest coalition cobbled together from a wide range of parties may be liberation war veterans’ last spell in power

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Central African Economic and Monetary Community (CEMAC) members' commitment to IMF-imposed reforms is mixed

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Pretoria's economic fortunes are increasingly intertwined with that of its ailing state-owned enterprises

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Foreign investment may rise this year but will focus on asset purchases rather than capacity increases

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As international oil majors exit high-cost oil sands projects, Canadian companies are taking their place

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Prices for future oil delivery are lower than prices now, discouraging storage, cutting supply and rebalancing markets

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The government’s plans for regulatory reform have already hit snags, and may do so again

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Lower commodity prices prompt adoption of new technologies to make exploration and extraction more efficient

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States' historical focus on land boundary demarcations has left many unprepared for contemporary maritime disputes

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