Economics

Dwindling foreign currency reserves have forced President Emmerson Mnangagwa to raise fuel prices, leading to popular unrest that the country has limited ability to answer.

The giant technology expo has introduced a number of key innovations to the world since it first began in 1967. Here's a look at some of the potentially disruptive technologies that could influence current and future geopolitical trends.

Despite signs of progress after three days of negotiations in Beijing, significant divisions about how to proceed clearly remain -- not only between Washington and Beijing, but also within the Trump administration.

Chinese society is on the verge of a structural transformation even more profound than the long and painful project of economic rebalancing, which the Communist Party is anxiously beginning to undertake.

Regardless of who assumes power in Dhaka on Dec. 30, Bangladesh's next government will face one overriding issue: the economy.

The desert kingdom is eager to diversify its economy away from oil, but all the money in the world might not be enough to get the ball rolling next year.

Disenchantment with President Emmanuel Macron's reforms has grown into a movement that threatens to weaken the French government's ability to shape domestic and EU policy while strengthening extremist forces.

Ankara managed to beat back its economic problems in 2018, yet such woes are destined to reappear as the country heads to the polls early in 2019.

The European Commission is escalating its budgetary dispute with Italy by proposing an Excessive Deficit Procedure, which could lead to sanctions or other punitive measures.