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Libya: Ruling against government in contract cancellation case does not alter insurable political risks for investors

Iran: Outcome of presidential election unlikely to ease reputational risks for foreign companies

Uganda: Cabinet reshuffle reflects government's increasing unease over succession rumours

Egypt: Additional fuel purchases to ease power shortages, but structural causes of energy shortfall remain unaddressed

Europe & CIS: EU: Fast-track proposal for country-level reporting reflects momentum against corporate tax avoidance

Iceland: New government to struggle to implement ambitious campaign pledges on economic recovery

Kyrgyzstan: Decision on US military presence unlikely to have significant impact on security environment

Guinea: Opposition protest campaign likely to intensify following further political violence in capital

Myanmar: Reported resumption of dam construction in Kayin state will heighten threat to ceasefire deal

Venezuela: Government seals media dominance as news channel signals adoption of softer editorial line

India: Killing of suspected militant in Kashmir highlights persistent extremist threat

El Salvador: Removal of security minister unlikely to impact government's commitment to gang truce in the short-term

Argentina: Investigation of former president's aide highlights persistent high-level corruption

Taiwan: Diplomatic strains with Philippines to persist amid fishing probe, but economic fallout to be limited

Philippines: Diplomatic strains with Taiwan to persist amid fishing probe, but economic fallout to be limited

Congo (DRC): Heightened insecurity to persist near Goma despite ceasefire declaration

Iraq: Shake-up of military command unlikely to stem violence

Colombia: Guerrilla attack, kidnap of tourists signal complex security situation in Venezuelan border areas

Bahrain: Shia party's boycott of national dialogue, Iranian espionage claims likely to sustain political deadlock

Direct action: Proposed protests against London hedge funds show evolution in anti-capitalist targeting

Niger: Suicide bomb attacks in Agadez region underscore HIGH terrorism risk in north

Tanzania: Deadly riots in Mtwara highlight government failure to address local grievances; further unrest likely

Libya: Failed police operation points to capacity of non-state groups, incidental threat from armed violence

United Kingdom: Attack underlines persistence of terrorism threat; community tensions likely in coming days

Serbia: Action plan for agreed reforms highlights improving bilateral relations, regional security

Kosovo: Action plan for agreed reforms highlights improving bilateral relations, regional security

Tajikistan: Arrest of former minister reflects president's aim to restrict opposition in run-up to election

Sri Lanka: Power price rise, opposition-backed strike do not indicate increasing labour unrest risks

Mexico: Deployment of military to western state unlikely to herald improvement in security environment

Peru: Informal mining to remain challenge despite confiscation of dredges in Loreto, Ucayali departments

Papua New Guinea: Possible high-level investigation to test government commitment to anti-corruption measures

Cambodia: Political protests likely to increase in frequency in capital ahead of July national elections

Direct action: Direct Action Monitor - May 2013

Chile: Study underlines country's continued attractiveness to mining investors despite operational obstacles

Colombia: FARC take moderate stance towards extractive sector, increases likelihood of agreement over peace talks

Togo: Small-scale clashes likely in capital despite ban on opposition protests

Turkey: Alcohol restrictions likely to pass, highlighting potential of social policy to affect businesses

Zambia: Removal of maize, fuel subsidies to stoke anti-government sentiment; widespread unrest unlikely

Iran: Exclusion of anti-establishment candidates risks delegitimising presidential elections

Sudan: Cut in South Sudanese oil output points to fragility of bilateral agreement

Reports and Webinars

Control Risks’ analysts regularly produce research reports on subjects as diverse as the challenges posed by urbanisation and the implications for business of the UK Bribery Act. Below is a selection of our most recent reports.

   

Endless bureaucracy still leads to “Brazil cost” for German companies


(2013)
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Managing-cross-border-investigations


(2013)
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China Business Report (in conjunction with the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai)


(2013)
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Control Risks survey report: Data collection and processing for litigation


(2013)
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The global anti-fracking movement - a research report


(2013)
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