South African mining rules will mar investment climate

Mining companies intend to pursue legal action to halt implementation of the revised Mining Charter

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Thorne's ouster may not be the last in Peru

The opposition seeks to weaken the government's legitimacy, as well as to press for a pardon for the former president

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EU performance has increased by 2 percentage points since 2010 -- not enough to catch up with Japan and South Korea

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The risk-averse government’s agenda is testament to the prime minister’s exceptionally weak position

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The growing debt of Nigeria's states threatens to undermine the country’s plans for long-term economic revival

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Financial markets remain optimistic, but the prospects for passage of a comprehensive corporate tax bill are fading fast

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Fiscal austerity will prove challenging as growth remains below the levels of the past decade

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There are few economic clouds on the horizon as Prime Minister Bill English faces his first election as premier

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Uncertainty about London’s strategy and objectives persists as negotiations start

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An uptick in commodity prices could exacerbate regional fiscal slippages as much needed policy adjustments are delayed

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