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Ethiopia is opening economic sectors long closed to private investment, but reform is partial and driven by necessity
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President Tsai Ing-wen has persevered with controversial reforms that her predecessors gave up on
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Constitutional reforms enshrine new economic realities in law, but they may change little on the ground
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Yet another widening corruption crisis, this time affecting the judicial system, is a blow to Peru's credibility
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Public outrage over water decrees points to looming challenges for Mexico’s president-elect
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Eritrea has faced a decade of sanctions for its border conflict with Djibouti, which now looks open to resolution
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Bank liquidity and investment are the weakest on record, prompting looser policy, but currency weakness riles US critics
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Ethiopia’s privatisation initiative may not extend to full liberalisation
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Universities in Central-Eastern Europe are fundamentally uncompetitive in an increasingly globalised market
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The PRI's new president is a symbol of continuity and inspires little hope of real change
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