Latin American leftward shifts relate to local drivers

The suggestion that the region is going to see a second 'pink tide' based on recent elections is overblown

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Property defaults may cause localised crises in China

The outcome of China's real estate credit crunch is of keen interest to major players at home and abroad

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Prospects for a negotiated settlement between the military government and anti-junta forces appear increasingly remote

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EU states' deficits and debt positions have diverged since 2020, making reconciling national fiscal policies difficult

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Iran has the second-largest gas reserves in the world, and the EU wants to cut its dependence on Russian imports

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The House of Representatives rejected a mining deal that the government signed with ArcelorMittal

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Countries are rushing to end their energy dependence on Russia, to the possible detriment of their carbon emission goals

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Treasurer Josh Frydenberg delivered his fourth national budget on March 29, ahead of elections due by mid-May

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Artificial intelligence tools are being used widely but their deployment exceeds the scope of existing security systems

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The war in Ukraine has significantly bolstered momentum towards deeper EU defence cooperation and integration

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