Change of Greek government would undo reform gains

Gamble to escape foreign oversight of economy has failed, with prospects opening of anti-reform government taking over

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Scottish fiscal devolution will complicate UK election

Scotland's fiscal devolution is complicating the pre-election manoeuvring of the UK political parties.

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Low oil prices are a mixed blessing: they will boost the downstream sector at the expense of upstream players

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China's state-owned enterprises are set for reform -- but not in the way many investors and foreign governments may hope

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The capture of a general, without escort and out of uniform, in FARC territory has rekindled suspicions on both sides

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Ghani's reforms were designed for donor consumption, but they shy away from painful, but essential, political change

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Declining oil prices have sharpened the debate on the long-term sustainability of the region's economies

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Ponta will need loyalty of provincial party bosses to hang on to premiership

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Trade unions have been weakened, but they are not quite the spent force the new government might hope

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Economic model will fail due to poor business climate, excessive statism and lack of reform

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