South Sudan sanctions will prove largely symbolic

As the peace process falters, sanctions threats are again being aired

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Low corporate lending reflects Russian growth outlook

The Central Bank is trying to steer lending towards corporates and easing prudential requirements in priority areas

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With only Beijing outfacing Washington’s sanctions, Tehran’s oil has few outlets

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Islamabad remains on the Financial Action Task Force’s ‘grey list’ for now, avoiding relegation to the blacklist

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The UN estimates that Venezuelan migrant numbers could total 5.4 million by the year-end

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Erdogan’s drive to crush Kurdish nationalists has driven them to seek Russian and Syrian protection

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A Turkish incursion into north-eastern Syria, months in the planning, has begun but could provoke a major backlash

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As an Arctic waterway becomes increasingly navigable, Moscow wants to ensure complete control

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President Macron will find it hard to persuade other European leaders to join his bid for better relations with Russia

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Delhi and Washington have in recent years drawn closer strategically, but relations are coming under strain

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