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The Russian president's best-laid plans for a consensus-based system of governance may fall afoul to the factions within the country's ruling party.
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Though the move by the Mexican president is unlikely to hold up in court, he may still reap political benefits from the decree -- and make reforming education harder for future presidents.
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A new source of foreign direct investment is emerging in many sub-Saharan African nations: the kingdom of Morocco, situated right on the continent itself. Owing in part to quick and decisive reforms in 2011, Morocco largely avoided the Arab Spring turbulence that shook other parts of the Arab world in
READ MOREAssessmentsAug 27, 2018 | 09:00 GMT
Trade friction between the United States and the European Union has de-escalated since late July, when they agreed to study ways to eliminate non-auto industrial tariffs and reduce non-tariff barriers. While the agreement defused the immediate danger of higher American tariffs on European cars, it did not eliminate the threat,
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China is bullish about ensuring control over the entire supply chain for lithium-ion batteries for years to come –- and even major shifts in technology might not dislodge Beijing from its pride of place.
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Colombians largely backed the center-right when they cast ballots in the country's presidential primary and legislative elections on March 11, but the rapidly approaching presidential elections in May and June promise to be an entirely different ball game. Colombia's heavily fragmented political scene leaves the door open for an outsider
READ MOREQuarterly ForecastsMar 11, 2018 | 22:11 GMT
All eyes will be fixed on the White House this quarter as it launches a trade offensive whose collateral damage will span the globe. As economic and political pressure mounts against China, North Korea will use a temporary detente with the South to undermine the United States' containment strategy against it.
READ MOREPartner PerspectivesDec 15, 2017 | 09:00 GMT
The endeavor is a last-ditch effort on President Nicolas Maduro's part to save his country's foundering economy. Whether and how the gambit will work out is dubious, though.
READ MORESITUATION REPORTNov 27, 2017 | 22:01 GMT
U.S.: Vice President Meets With Top Automakers Over NAFTA Negotiations U.S. Vice President Mike Pence met with the leaders of the Detroit Three automakers over the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) negotiations, Detroit Free Press reported Nov. 27.
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The United Kingdom is feeling the economic effects of the Brexit
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Cryptocurrencies have been hindered by a lack of regulation and an abundance of confusion.
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If cryptocurrencies are ever to be widely trusted and accepted, the regulations surrounding them must be clear. But as these rules are formed, they are redefining the currencies themselves. On July 25, Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Teresa Mary Pooler cleared Michell Espinoza of all charges against him -- one count of
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Disagreement came to the global financial system when the control over reserve currency became a matter of privilege rather than responsibility. That struggle has since become a morass of monetary expansion and conflict as states have pursued their own, often incompatible currency goals. The battle of the currencies has left
READ MOREContributor PerspectivesJan 27, 2016 | 08:00 GMT
The slow-motion crisis of the European Union finally seems to be coming to a head. For more than 60 years after its beginnings in the late 1940s, the bloc's revolutionary path of forming a state without the use of centralized coercive power enabled it to gradually master its members' tribalism and local strategic interests. But by denying itself the very possibility of enforcing its rules with violence, Europe has brought itself to the brink of failure.
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It took a combination of money, compromise and coercion to build a unified Italy. Elements of Italian history mirror the European Union's attempts to create a united Continent, and they offer clues to the bloc's future.
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Though damaged, al Qaeda has managed to survive the focused and prolonged assault by the global coalition attempting to destroy it and the ideological and physical challenges from the Islamic State -- arguably its most dangerous foe. The group and its franchises could, however, recover much of its pre-9/11 terrorist capability.
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Two ancient cities historically represented distinct philosophical viewpoints, but their modern counterparts have not always conformed to the stereotype.
READ MORESITUATION REPORTMay 20, 2015 | 12:05 GMT
Turkey: Strike Over Wages Expands To FordMassive strikes in Turkey’s auto sector have allegedly spread to include Ford Motor Co. workers, AFP reported May 20.
READ MOREContributor PerspectivesApr 22, 2015 | 08:00 GMT
China's new institution is significant, but it does not signal the end of the United States' position in the global economic system.
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This is an internal Stratfor document listing significant meetings and events for the next week.
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