Carillion collapse may transform public-private deals

UK firm Carillion’s collapse draws attention to problems arising when the public and private sectors work together

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Dissatisfaction with Burkinabe government could mount

A rise in popular unrest comes as the government struggles to coordinate a counterterrorism campaign

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Japan has achieved its longest stretch of economic growth since the 1980s, but job markets are weaker than they seem

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The French president may struggle to push through his next major project -- unless he wins union support

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The global economy is set for higher productivity growth but stagflation looms as a less favourable scenario

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Although Chechen fighters feature large in the Syrian conflict, their return is not the prime cause of Caucasus unrest

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ExxonMobil expects to begin producing oil in the country in 2020

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A crackdown on both legal and illegal immigration will crimp consumption, productivity and labour market growth

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Modest growth in 2017 did not offset concerns over jobs and inflation that are plaguing the government

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The government faces constant challenges in keeping large population groups satisfied with their economic conditions

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