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Balkan Spring
Even with investor and public worries about corruption, the dynamic Balkan economies offer opportunities with the promise of EU membership.
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Central America: Under the Radar
While attention is riveted on troubled giants like Venezuela, Central America’s small economies stage a modest comeback.
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Hard Struggle Ahead For Latin America And The Caribbean
China’s slowdown and trade uncertainties combine with domestic turbulence to make 2019 a year of low expectations for Latin America.
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The Caribbean | Change Of Diet
A new agricultural initiative in the Caribbean aspires to reduce both obesity and dependence on cheap food imports. Can it spur eco-nomic growth too? After decades anchored to tourism and commodity exports, the Caribbean region is shifting to development through ...
Country Report
Vietnam: Progress, Not Perfection
Vietnam has evolved, becoming a bigger FDI draw. Yet investors have cause for caution.
Country Report
Angola’s New Road
The oil-rich Southern African country bets its economic revival on an IMF bailout and a fresh pair of hands.
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The Caucasus: Progress In A Troubled Region
Broadly positive developments last year suggest reform and economic development could take deeper root in 2019.
Emerging & Frontier Markets
Paraguay: Calm Oasis
Paraguay has worked at increasing its macroeconomic stability, with notable success.
Country Report
Poland’s Secret Sauce
Flexibility, consistent economic policies and strong regulation are some of the ingredients behind Poland’s ongoing expansion—which analysts say is likely to continue.
Country Report
Riyadh Joins The Club
Saudi Arabia has had mixed results in attracting foreign capital.
Country Report
Saudi Arabia: On The Road Of Reform
Will a boost in oil production help Saudi Arabia stick to its plans for economic diversification and fiscal reform?
Country Report
Saudization Takes Priority
Saudi Arabia is determined to replace foreign workers with natives.