Economics

A look at what the coming week will bring -- and a list of recommended RANE articles from the week that was.

Property developers' growing financial woes are creating significant risks in China's housing market, banking sector and greater economy.

The election will take place amid worsening economic and security crises, and is slated to break with the West African country's informal power-sharing system for the first time in decades.

The apparent pipeline attack signals Russia's willingness to sever Europe's gas supplies this winter, which would have lasting economic consequences even if European leaders are able to mitigate the short-term impact.

The Japanese currency's depreciating value is forcing the country's central bank to intervene, for better or worse.

The intense raid campaign could boost the country's ailing tourism sector and encourage future ASEAN cooperation on issues of shared interest.

From economics to politics, Bangladesh faces challenges ahead.

The violent treatment of a 22-year-old Iranian who wore her headscarf incorrectly has galvanized support for social reforms that could inspire new rounds of unrest in the country.

The moves are the riskiest Putin has ever taken and suggest he is unlikely to give up on Russia's territorial gains in Ukraine, dimming the prospect of a de-escalation of the war.

A likely right-wing victory is making markets nervous, but Italy's next government is unlikely to pursue drastic policy changes that could further destabilize the economy amid mounting uncertainty.