Pakistan’s IMF ties could be increasingly tense

Talks over the sixth review of Islamabad’s latest bailout programme with the Fund are due to resume later this month

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CAR’s president will welcome dialogue on his own terms

The president is launching a national dialogue, but there are few signs of compromise in the air

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The uncompromising stance of Tehran’s hard-line new government is complicating resolution of the mounting nuclear crisis

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The National Unity Government has declared a “defensive war” against the junta

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The president and prime minister are embroiled in an escalating dispute, which has significant potential to spill over

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Guinea's new military junta has begun talks with opposition movements and other stakeholders on a political transition

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EU member states are preparing for six months of difficult negotiations over the future of fiscal policy

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A recent attempt to mobilise protest has failed, but this does not mean that future efforts will

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Spot liquefied natural gas and hub gas prices are high again, and Ankara is at a disadvantage negotiating with suppliers

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The prime minister is losing support but has survived a parliamentary no-confidence vote

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