Early Rousseff exit in Brazil appears ever more likely

The president's political and economic woes are mounting, but opponents are not immune from corruption backlash

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New Zambia constitution to boost long-term stability

The country is likely to see a volatile period leading up to polls in August, but stability will improve thereafter

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The constitutional row shows no sign of ending and may wear down the government, overshadowing its socio-economic agenda

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The government is making moves to open the mining sector to foreign investment

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Plans to boost sector will be at risk if leisure and tourism sites are seen as fruitful targets

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With a one-seat majority, the new prime minister faces a short honeymoon and conflicting pressures

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Time could be ripe to shift EU policy focus to growth and investment

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Against the odds, the Supreme Court has reinvigorated Senator Grace Poe's presidential aspirations

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The federal government has met provincial opposition to its attempts to harmonise emissions reductions efforts

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Lack of progress will cost foreign investment, but not all countries will encourage reform

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