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The president is set to be re-elected next Sunday thanks to his great popularity in the country, where he is esteemed for taking down the gangs despite the high cost to human rights

China has rolled out new rules meant to expand access to commercial bank loans for property developers as Beijing doubles down on its effort to end a prolonged crisis in the real estate industry. The policies will allow real estate companies to use bank loans pledged against commercial properties such as offices and shopping malls to repay their other loans and bonds and to cover operating expenses.

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Ministers and Industry Chief Executive Officers (CEO) Headline Invest Africa’s Mining Series

IFEX Africa Editor Reyhana Masters underscores how civic space and key free expression rights have been undermined in the West African country, and implications for its upcoming election - and beyond.

This year’s US presidential election is expected to be the biggest geopolitical risk for Korean companies already reeling from supply chain disruptions and protectionist policies amid an escalating Washing-Beijing rivalry, according to a global specialist in risk management. “The US election could have more direct impacts on Korean businesses in several markets (compared to other risk factors),” sai...

USTIN, Texas - Red Maple Strategies, a multidisciplinary consulting company that provides political strategy and business development support to innovative companies, announced today that it has...

Elected on an anti-corruption platform, the Dominican Republic’s president is bucking a regionwide trend.

Targeting shipping has been disturbingly successful.

SINGAPORE, Dec 20 — The United States on Monday (December 18) announced a 10-nation coalition to fend off missile and drone attacks on ships transiting the Red Sea, which is...