Economics

After major social unrest forced France to put its reforms on the back burner, the country's president is considering just how he'll implement his agenda.

Negotiators are putting the finishing touches on a deal that would de-escalate the trade war but leave some issues unresolved.

Even if its aging president wins re-election, Algeria's fading economy will likely force the government to reform its policies and open up to the rest of the world.

Despite the relief promised by the new currency measure, the Zimbabwean government will still face several economic challenges that will continue to fuel political instability.

Problems at the debt-ridden state-owned utility could put a squeeze on the foreign investment the country seeks as it tries to electrify its economy.

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his party enjoy firm control over Turkey, but the country's worsening economy is spoiling the mood on the eve of elections.

U.S. President Donald Trump has vowed to "economically devastate" Turkey if it attacks the Syrian Kurds. But while that's within the United States' ability, it might not be in its best interest.

To attract more foreign workers into its waning labor market, Emirati leaders have introduced reforms that risk alienating -- and angering -- their native citizens.

Cash is running out in Southern Africa's former breadbasket, and the country's leaders have few options to halt the slide.