Iraq’s converging crises will set back fiscal reform

Persistent governance failures and the difficulty of enacting security sector reform set back budget-balancing efforts

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COVID-19 will not disrupt climate activism in Europe

Climate activists are planning for post-COVID mobilisation, and have their eyes set on the financial system

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As the global pandemic recedes, Qatar will trade on its massive, low-cost gas reserves and World Cup plans

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With the handover of power from rival administrations complete, Libya now has its first united government since 2014

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Increased US involvement in the Cabo Delgado crisis may mirror increasing militarisation of the conflict

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South Korea’s invitation to the G7 summit signifies its aspirations and potential for a greater international role

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A new law prioritises power generated by the state electricity firm over private firms’ cheaper, cleaner alternatives

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Sanctions evasion increased even before the US administration changed, but real progress awaits a nuclear breakthrough

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A new onshore licensing round is unlikely to transform the country’s petroleum production outlook

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The end of the boycott and ample gas revenues offer renewed international opportunities

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