NAFTA talks will raise Mexican labour reform pressure

With weaker unions and leaders guarding their own interests, NAFTA talks may be Mexican workers’ best hope for pay rises

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Warsaw may be isolated in EU on ‘posted workers’

If post-election Germany becomes less accommodating, Poland could stand alone in opposing 'posted workers' reform

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While Mexico is making some progress on social mobility, it is still one of the world's least equal countries

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Reforms are underway worldwide to boost labour market flexibility, albeit against resistance from incumbent job holders

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Agitation around inferior food products highlights Central-East European insecurities

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Czech rate rises will almost certainly form part of a wider regional tightening cycle, as in the pre-2008 period

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Ethiopia's industrial parks specialising in apparel and textiles production have attracted major investments

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Software is a key driver of Indian growth but US protectionism on visas and goods trade risks widening India's deficits

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The unexpectedly belligerent stance of US negotiators raises doubts over the feasibility of Mexico's ambitious timeframe

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Japan's GDP grew a spectacular 4% in the April-June quarter, chalking up six consecutive quarters of growth

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