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Bosnian Serbs are unlikely to seek independence yet
A new election law in the Republika Srpska further undermines the state, but its implementation is unlikely this year
Mexico candidates’ economic plans are overly ambitious
The economic platforms of all Mexico’s presidential candidates are highly questionable
Simmering Emirati-Saudi tensions could boil over
The two countries are reviving long-standing territorial disputes, suggesting a strong undercurrent of tensions
United Arab EmiratesHoneymoon period of Panama’s Mulino will be brief
Panama’s new president will have to navigate a fragmented legislature and several contentious socio-political challenges
PanamaCanada's left feels pressure as Liberal support falls
Despite the recent voter-friendly budget, support for the Liberal government has fallen further behind the Conservatives
North AmericaAsia ‘ex-China’ investment will struggle for traction
The demand for financial assets and products in Asia that exclude China is increasingly under the spotlight
AsiaUS aid bill's passage shows foreign policy fault lines
President Joe Biden has finally pushed through his foreign aid package for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan
North AmericaEnd of post-1945 economic order bodes ill for growth
The global liberal order is atrophying as underlying political preferences and wealth distribution move out of synch
North AmericaAbu Dhabi prioritises its security in regional policy
Abu Dhabi is taking precautions to ensure it is not in the crossfire of a future Israeli-Iranian-US confrontation
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