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Control Risks is a global risk consultancy specialising in helping organisations manage political, integrity and security risks in complex and hostile environments.

Since our inception in 1975 we have worked with more than 5,000 clients in over 135 countries worldwide. Our renowned expertise, the breadth of our services, and the geographical reach of our organisation enables us to help our clients meet their challenges and realise new business opportunities across the world.

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Turkey: Police station bombing confirms spike in security incidents in central, eastern regions

Mali: Deadly clashes in border region with Burkina Faso underscore fragility of security environment

Burkina Faso: Deadly clashes in border region with Mali underscore fragility of security environment

Africa: Influx of Congolese refugees to fuel short-term operational challenges in Uganda, Rwanda border regions

Angola: Announcement of election date to heighten political and social tensions, unlikely to threaten stability

Iran: Scheduling of future negotiations is only sign of progress from talks; right to enrichment remains key hurdle

Kuwait: Resignation of finance minister demonstrates continued parliamentary drive against corruption

Papua New Guinea: Continuing dispute over political leadership unlikely to provoke serious security destabilisation

Germany: Police raids on motorcycle gang highlight state capacity, willingness to tackle organised crime

Mexico: Poll results reflect government's failure to clearly articulate security policy

Honduras: Appointment of new police chief unlikely to lead to significant improvement in policing standards

Argentina: Expansion of currency black market reflects growing concern over economy

Croatia: Armed bank robbery, police shootings do not indicate elevated crime threat

Tunisia: Unemployment and underdevelopment trigger protests, reflecting pressures on government

China: Japanese politician's audacious move to ‘buy' disputed islands unlikely to seriously affect bilateral ties

Japan: Audacious move to ‘buy' disputed islands in East China Sea unlikely to seriously affect China ties

Mongolia: New foreign investment law reflects populist policymaking, potential trouble for mining-sector prospects

Kazakhstan: President's comments underscore continued emphasis on need for foreign companies to support diversification

Saudi Arabia: Aid donation highlights kingdom's fears of instability in Yemen, potential overspill of jihadism

Worldwide terrorist threats: US activity on Yemeni websites highlights propaganda battle, does not diminish terrorist threat

Syria: Opposition council chairman's resignation underscores lack of consensus over strategy, factional rivalries

Côte d'Ivoire: Forced ministerial resignation reflects president's more assertive anti-corruption stance

Tunisia: US guarantee of forthcoming bond issue points to fiscal health, but socio-economic problems persist

Yemen: Saudi aid donation highlights kingdom's fears of instability in Yemen, potential overspill of jihadism

Equatorial Guinea: Promotion of president's son points to controversial succession plan

Montenegro: Start of EU accession negotiations to improve political stability, commitment to reforms

Bolivia: Replacement of police chief highlights institutional weaknesses

Brazil: Demand for veto on forest code to increase pressure on executive

South Africa: Conviction of murderer of far-right leader likely to fuel isolated protests in North-West province

Mongolia: Incumbent government risks election backlash through handling of high-profile corruption case

Nepal: Likely extension of constituent assembly mandate will ease continuing protests, but unrest risks to remain

Indonesia: Clashes at Sumatra plantation underline risk of violence in land disputes

Syria: Abduction of pilgrims to sustain domestic tensions in neighbouring Lebanon

Libya: Benghazi rocket attacks underline weapons proliferation, do not herald campaign targeting foreigners

Lebanon: Abduction of Lebanese pilgrims in Syria to sustain domestic tensions

Sudan: Port Sudan car bombing is isolated incident; does not indicate wider deterioration in security environment

Pakistan: Shootings at Karachi rally illustrate potential for intensification of political violence ahead of elections

Spain: Audit of banks to boost international confidence in government rather than in economy

Nigeria: National security risk rating raised to HIGH reflecting rising threats outside traditional hotspots

Romania: Introduction of first-past-the-post voting system to favour incumbent coalition in November elections

 
  
 
 
 
 




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