South African government faces public-sector showdown

Trade unions have threatened strike action over the government’s latest wage offer

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Vaccine woes will deepen polarisation in Argentina

The government is struggling with vaccine supplies after initial optimism over a quick roll-out and local production

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The EU’s industrial strategy will likely reflect the move towards greater state intervention over the coming years

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The full Senate yesterday confirmed the White House choice of Samantha Power to head USAID

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Turkey has signalled anger at US recognition of historical Armenian genocide but cannot escalate tensions further

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The debate on pension funds withdrawals highlights the need for constitutional reform, delayed by COVID-19

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Islamabad is under pressure to implement reforms related to its IMF bailout

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Consumers, employees, investors and the public increasingly expect businesses to speak out on social issues

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Other Gulf ruling families see Kuwait’s increasingly chaotic parliament as a warning against democracy

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Both Brussels and Washington now share a broad aspiration to align technology governance across democracies

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