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SITUATION REPORTDec 13, 2019 | 15:48 GMT

China: Xi to Announce New Policies to Boost Financial Infrastructure in Macau

Chinese President Xi Jinping will visit Macau next week to mark the 20th anniversary of the city's return to China and announce a set of new policies, Reuters reported Dec. 12.

China

China in Transition

SITUATION REPORTDec 13, 2019 | 14:28 GMT

Turkey: U.S. Senate Resolution Recognizing Armenian Genocide Draws Ankara's Criticism

Turkish political parties have condemned a U.S. Senate resolution to recognize the 1915 Armenian Genocide, the Hurriyet Daily News reported Dec. 13. The U.S. House of Representatives already approved a separate resolution in October.

United States

Turkey

Turkey's Resurgence

SITUATION REPORTDec 12, 2019 | 17:51 GMT

South Korea, U.S.: Seoul Offers to Buy $1 Billion in Arms Amid Cost-Sharing Talks, Report Says

South Korea is reportedly offering to purchase up to $1 billion in U.S. weapons systems by the end of 2020 as part of ongoing military cost-sharing talks with the United States, The Korea Times reported Dec. 12, citing anonymous South Korean officials.

United States

South Korea

Military

Asia-Pacific: Among Great Powers

SITUATION REPORTDec 12, 2019 | 13:22 GMT

Lebanon: No New Aid Pledges as Support Group Meets in Paris

An international group of donors has met in Paris to discuss potential next steps to help Lebanon alleviate its ongoing financial crisis, but the participants didn't agree on new support measures, The National reported Dec. 11.

Lebanon

Broken Contracts in the Middle East

On GeopoliticsDec 12, 2019 | 10:00 GMT

Missiles manufactured by Lockheed Martin are displayed during the Association of the United States Army's annual meeting and exposition in Washington, D.C., on Oct. 13, 2014.

How Washington's CAATSA Threat Could Backfire

U.S. efforts to cajole countries to buy American weapons by brandishing sanctions could end up driving potential arms customers into the Kremlin's arms.

The U.S. and the Balance of Power

Echoes of the Cold War

SITUATION REPORTDec 11, 2019 | 15:25 GMT

France: Prime Minister Presents Outlines of Pension Reform Proposal

French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe has outlined the framework for his government's proposed pension reform, Challenges reported Dec. 11.

France

EU: Regional Blocs

AssessmentsDec 11, 2019 | 11:00 GMT

This photo shows a woman voting in Iran's 2016 parliamentary elections.

Elections Won't Alter Iran's Strategy

Election year mudslinging aside, the political establishment will remain united on key economic and foreign policies no matter who wins.

United States

Iran

Energy

Iran's Arc of Influence

AssessmentsDec 11, 2019 | 10:30 GMT

Afghan laborers work on the exterior renovation of Darulaman Palace in Kabul on Aug. 8, 2019.

Afghanistan Prepares for a Financial Future Without the U.S.

Washington doesn't want to bankroll the Afghan government forever, meaning Kabul's leaders soon will have to drum up more of their own revenue.

United States

Afghanistan

South Asian Militancy

SITUATION REPORTDec 9, 2019 | 17:37 GMT

Iraq: Drone Attack Targets Shiite Leader's Home Amid Renewed Violence

A drone attack targeted the home of Iraqi Shiite leader Muqtada al-Sadr early Dec. 7, Reuters reported. Separately, 23 protesters died and over 100 were wounded in central Baghdad on Dec. 6, including several casualties that came as a result of live fire and stabbing attacks by unidentified assailants.

Iraq

Iran's Arc of Influence

Broken Contracts in the Middle East

SITUATION REPORTDec 9, 2019 | 16:58 GMT

Libya: U.S. Military Alleges Russian Air Defense Downed U.S. Drone Near Tripoli

The U.S. military believes that a Russian air defense system shot down an unmanned U.S. aerial vehicle near the Libyan city of Tripoli on Nov. 21, according to the U.S. Africa Command, Reuters reported Dec. 7.

Echoes of the Cold War

SITUATION REPORTDec 9, 2019 | 13:40 GMT

Lebanon: Businessman Withdraws Prime Ministerial Bid as al-Hariri Back in Consideration

Lebanese businessman Samir al-Khatib has withdrawn himself from consideration to become Lebanon's next prime minister despite support for his bid from caretaker Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri, AP reported Dec. 8.

Lebanon

Broken Contracts in the Middle East

AssessmentsDec 9, 2019 | 10:30 GMT

Algerian demonstrators carry placards reading "This vote will never take place" in French in regard to the Dec. 12 presidential election, during a march in Algiers on Dec. 6, 2019.

Algeria's Transition Gets an Electoral Litmus Test

Algeria's powers that be are set to force through a presidential election on Dec. 12. Whether the public buys into it is up in the air.

Algeria

The Difficulties of North African Reform

AssessmentsDec 9, 2019 | 10:30 GMT

Close-up of 500 Argentine peso bills stacked on different value notes.

Argentina's Economic Sins Come Back to Bite

Buenos Aires has again racked up huge levels of debt without fixing the problems underpinning its chronic economic malaise. And the country's new populist government risks only making matters worse.

Argentina

Economics

Politics

AssessmentsDec 6, 2019 | 16:14 GMT

Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn campaigns outside Finsbury Park station in London on Dec. 2, 2019.

What the U.K. Vote Means for Brexit and Business

Three-and-a-half years after they voted to leave the EU, Britons will head to general elections for polls that might finally bring an end to the U.K.'s Brexit saga.

United Kingdom

Brexit

SITUATION REPORTDec 6, 2019 | 14:22 GMT

Iraq: Parliament Approves New Electoral Commission Law

The Iraqi parliament has passed a law to change the makeup of the country's Independent High Electoral Commission, which oversees all elections in Iraq, Xinhua reported Dec. 6.

Iraq

Broken Contracts in the Middle East

SITUATION REPORTDec 6, 2019 | 13:30 GMT

Lebanon: Beirut Turns to Foreign Countries for Import Aid

The French government is planning a conference on Dec. 11 to organize foreign assistance for Lebanon after Beirut approached Riyadh, Paris, Ankara, Washington, Beijing and Cairo for help to finance the import of essential goods, Reuters reported Dec. 6.

Lebanon

Broken Contracts in the Middle East

Contributor PerspectivesDec 6, 2019 | 11:00 GMT

This Dec. 26, 2018, photo shows a researcher working in a Beijing Genomics Institute laboratory in Kunming, China.

Is China Effectively Reforming Its Biotechnology Laws?

Beijing has made a point of publicizing legal changes since a Chinese scientist claimed to have genetically engineered twins last year, but it's not clear how effective the reforms will be without a full accounting of the scandal.

China

SnapshotsDec 5, 2019 | 20:44 GMT

Resistance to Macron's Pension Reform Roils France

If fierce popular protest over a plan to streamline the French pension system forces the government to backtrack, its reformist credentials -- and influence within the EU -- would diminish.

France

European Disintegration

SITUATION REPORTDec 5, 2019 | 14:57 GMT

France: Trade Unions Stage Nationwide Strikes Over Pension Reform

French trade unions are staging a strike against the government's proposed pension reforms, resulting in nationwide protests, the Financial Times reported Dec. 5.

France

EU: Regional Blocs

AssessmentsDec 5, 2019 | 10:00 GMT

A man displays his new two-dollar notes of the Zimbabwe dollar.

As Its Economy Worsens, Zimbabwe Teeters on the Edge of Chaos

With an increasingly cash-strapped and hungry citizenry, the survival of Zimbabwe's current government will hinge heavily on keeping its security forces paid and happy. Though doing so will be no easy feat given the country's depleted reserves.

Zimbabwe

Old Leaders in a New Africa

The Suitors of Sub-Saharan Africa