14.07.2016

Putin adds soft power to his armoury

The Russian President looks to win hearts and minds with his own unique approach to international persuasion. more >
13.07.2016

Colombia at risk of post-FARC instability

The Colombian government looks set to sign a peace deal to end its decades-long conflict with FARC, but organised crime groups seem poised to fill the power vacuum left by the rebels.more >
08.07.2016

World-Check leak puts research tool under renewed scrutiny

The database has its critics, but used sensibly it can play an important role in criminal and due diligence investigations. more >
06.07.2016

Moldova banking scandal casts long shadow

The ability of Moldova’s coalition government to clean up the country’s institutions in the wake of a major banking scandal, which saw the theft of almost $1bn, has been thrown into doubt by recent revelations that the ruling parties were allegedly aware of the fraud a year before it was exposed.more >
28.06.2016

Brussels struggling to end Macedonian political impasse

Macedonia’s ruling party appears reluctant to pave the way for free and fair elections, as prospects of EU membership fade. more >
28.06.2016

Israel: A turning point in anti-corruption efforts?

A new attorney general seems to have adopted a tougher line on investigating allegations of political corruption.more >
23.06.2016

Economic crisis threatens South Sudan peace process

The new transitional government is running out of cash as it seeks to stabilise the strife-torn country.more >
20.06.2016

Education reforms key to Saudi economic plan

FT beyond.brics.com Saudi Arabia: A secondary school system dominated by religious studies will have to change direction if moves to expand the private sector are to stand any chance of success. more >
15.06.2016

Kurds fearful as President Erdogan ups the ante

Turkey’s President looks set to extend his powers and clamp down on Kurdish political opposition in a move that may deepen the country’s security crisis. more >

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