Politics

The Nov. 10 national election has set the stage for only more uncertainty ahead, as the country’s secessionist vs. nationalist battle heats up and its economy cools down.

The country's divisions create an uncertain path forward with future economic prospects possibly hanging in the balance.

The president's big tent strategy has soothed political opposition. But it will also force him to dial back ambitious plans to spur foreign investment.

Beijing might be tempted to threaten the deal giving the island's exporters cheap access to mainland markets. But ending it would come at a cost.

A return to populist politics in Argentina is more likely than ever, as the country's pro-business government grapples with a fast-deteriorating financial situation ahead of October elections.

Violent demonstrations in Catalonia will continue, and will be fueled by additional legal developments.

Long-standing frustrations over a lack of economic opportunity and unsolved corruption issues are feeding unrest that appears poised to intensify.

The incumbent prime minister needs a half-dozen seats for a parliamentary majority. Finding them will be a struggle and will require deep compromises.

With scandal engulfing its prime minister, Canada is staring at yet another minority government.