Unreformed judiciary is obstacle to Indonesia’s growth

The country’s courts present risks to prospective investors

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Confidence vote could see Peruvian Congress dissolved

A second no-confidence vote during this presidential term, due this week, could allow the executive to dissolve Congress

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A series of recent scandals look set to undermine faith in the government, the judiciary, the army and the peace process

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The government’s consolidation efforts are taking hold, but the economy remains brittle

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China is about to launch a new stock exchange to support high-tech start-ups

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The divided centre-left will struggle to capitalise on the president's rising unpopularity

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The prime minister has won a second term with a landslide election victory

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As EU prepares for a new parliament, Germany makes a last-minute attempt to tackle growing Balkan problems

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Demographic trends will increasingly influence a country’s potential growth and the policy mix it requires

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The challenges of multilateralism and fragmentation of domestic politics raise questions for Berlin's foreign policy

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