Alternatives to a Tunisian IMF deal are few

The IMF said it is close to ensuring financing for a Tunisian programme, even as Tunisia's president's rejects its terms

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France faces spending cuts amid rising debt

France’s public debt has surged from 69% to 112% of GDP over the past 15 years, and is projected to continue rising

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Although the government is actively accumulating sovereign debt, repayment pressures are being postponed during the war

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Recession will raise the share of NPLs in bank portfolios and cut demand for loans as interest rates rise to curb prices

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An increasingly weakened government and fears of imminent devaluation are worsening political and economic fears

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The High Representative's intervention helped elect a government in Bosnia's Bosniak-Croat entity but also fed tensions

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The government yesterday announced it would be postponing the end of fuel subsidies originally scheduled for June

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The government has presented a draft fiscal framework bill to Congress to replace the existing spending cap

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The IMF approved a two-year USD5bn, credit line for Morocco

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A recent delay in paying public-sector salaries underscores the severe fiscal pressures the government faces

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