China’s role aids Egypt’s army more than the economy

Egypt is signing numerous deals with Chinese companies for major construction and infrastructure projects

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Added US sanctions on Syria may prove self-defeating

US lawmakers are advancing legislation that would expand the scope of sanctions on those doing business with Damascus

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Despite a better-than-expected GDP outturn in the fourth quarter of 2018, the Central European outlook has dimmed

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LNG investment is emerging from a cyclical lull just as spot prices drop due to new capacity and a warm northern winter

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Recovery from the deep 2015-16 recession remained muted last year and is unlikely to pick up strongly in 2019

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Both parties want to develop US infrastructure and may legislate to do so before 2021

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The statistical service's high-end figure for 2018 growth looks more like a change of method than deception

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President Trump has gone through with his plan to invoke emergency powers to build the US-Mexico wall

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TurkStream’s Black Sea section is complete but political and commercial hurdles obstruct onward progress to EU markets

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The deadly industrial accidents for which China was once notorious have decreased, but new threats have emerged

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