
A look at what the coming week will bring -- and a list of recommended RANE articles from the week that was.
A look at what the coming week will bring -- and a list of recommended RANE articles from the week that was.
Israel's crackdown on the Palestinian territory's smaller and more radical PIJ militant group could eventually draw in Hamas, raising the specter of a greater conflict akin to that seen last year.
Record-low rainfall is disrupting crop yields, energy production and trade flows at a time when European countries are already battling soaring food and fuel prices.
From a geographic, demographic and strategic standpoint, Argentina should be one of the world’s most prosperous countries. But political corruption and clientelism have crippled its economic development.
To avoid an economically devastating default, whoever wins the Aug. 9 vote will likely be forced to abandon social spending commitments and pursue fiscal consolidation and/or debt restructuring.
Unless Ukraine's allies in the West resist and overcome growing war fatigue, long-term factors will ultimately continue to favor Russia as the invasion grinds on.
By Matthew Orr
Just months after losing a no-confidence vote, Khan's party is seeing a surge in popularity, which could bode ill for his successor's government and its recently-inked IMF deal.
Ukraine hopes Russia’s battered weaponry and limited troop numbers will eventually give it a window of opportunity. But Kyiv’s ability to attain sufficient Western support is not guaranteed.
By Matthew Orr
Beijing's first foray into debt restructuring under the G-20 framework will offer insight into China's potential position in other African countries' creditor talks.
The fallout from the ongoing conflict is depleting Cairo's reserves by making imports more expensive, dampening tourism rates and spooking foreign investors.