Fire investigations will harm Guatemala’s Morales

A children’s home fire has seen frustrations over corruption and welfare converge, exacerbating public anger about both

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Macron’s mandate to reform may not last the summer

Record abstention suggests that Macron’s reform agenda may face more resistance on the streets than in parliament

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As the ANC's factional battles gain pace, organised labour groups jostle for political relevance

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The government is not complacent about the multiple security risks facing the country, but some policies could backfire

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The issue of genetically modified crops is politically controversial but has a strong supporter at the top of government

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The interminable political crisis risks tipping the economy back into recession

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As economic indicators move back into positive territory, oil prices remain the great vulnerability

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The United States exiting the Paris Agreement strikes at the core of international efforts to combat climate change

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Australia is slated to become the world’s largest gas exporter, but producers face policy complications

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In the wake of populist defeats and a show of unity in response to Brexit, the EU is experiencing a comeback of sorts

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