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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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Greece: Series of assaults on foreigners signals continued fragility of security environment amid financial crisis

Palestinian Territories: Spike in violence involving Gaza militants inevitable after death of Israeli soldier; outright conflict with Israel unlikely

Israel: Spike in violence with Gaza militants inevitable after death of Israeli soldier; outright conflict unlikely

Russia: Details of thwarted Islamist extremist plot in Azerbaijan confirm transnational nature of terrorist threat

Azerbaijan: Details of thwarted transnational plot confirm effectiveness of counter-terrorism, security measures

Iraq: Disappointing fourth energy bidding round reflects resource nationalism, unattractive terms

Guinea-Bissau: Political instability to persist despite withdrawal of Angolan troops

Worldwide terrorist threats: In-depth: Counter-insurgency operations erode transnational militant links but domestic threats remain

Philippines: In-depth: Counter-insurgency operations erode transnational militant links but domestic threats remain

Egypt: Verdict in trial of former president likely to stoke tensions

Bosnia and Herzegovina: Government coalition break-up underlines persisting divisions, likely to increase political instability

Mozambique: Strike in capital underlines growing frustration over high food prices, living costs

Nigeria: Execution of German national during military raid in Kano highlights increasing kidnap threat in north

Mexico: Opposition candidate remains presidential frontrunner despite latest opinion poll

Papua New Guinea: Third swearing-in of prime minister suggests no further shifts in government likely ahead of June polls

Cuba: Oil exploration unlikely to ease economic concerns in short term following withdrawal of Spanish company

Chile: Recommendation to suspend controversial hydroelectric project to raise concerns for energy-sector companies

Malaysia: Exoneration of ruling-party official in graft probe underlines corruption concerns

Congo: Investigations into March munitions explosion underscore government attempts to consolidate position ahead of July polls

Yemen: Assault on Islamist-held town marks moderate victory for government forces

Spain: Bail-out increasingly likely as costs of bank support threaten to overwhelm public finances

Bolivia: Increasing drug-production, trafficking unlikely to be curbed despite major anti-narcotics operation

Lesotho: Prime minister's resignation to reduce likelihood of post-election violence; political tensions to persist

Algeria: Security environment unchanged despite seasonal uptick in extremist activity

Bahrain: Activists' release on bail, end of hunger strike unlikely to presage reconciliation

Kosovo: Signing of country partnership with World Bank to accelerate economic, infrastructure reform

Bangladesh: Machete attack on journalists highlights risks of violence but foreign businesses unlikely to be targeted

Indonesia: Kalimantan coal blockade underlines regional governments' increasing influence

El Salvador: Poll underlines continued strong support for president despite sluggish growth, poor security situation

Mexico: Attacks against subsidiary of multinational company highlight threat of extortion

Mali: In-depth: Breakdown in deal between ethnic-Tuareg, Islamist rebels reflects divergent agendas

Turkey: Attack on workers highlights persistence of security threat from separatist militants in south, east

Worldwide terrorist threats: Death of senior al-Qaida leader in Afghanistan does not diminish local, transnational terrorist threat

Somalia: Islamist militant ambush on presidential convoy highlights continuing threat of guerrilla attacks

Mauritania: Widespread criticism over Supreme Court chief's dismissal highlights growing opposition to president

Pakistan: In-depth: Energy crisis poses major threat to stability, unrest risk to increase

Egypt: Confirmation of results in first round of presidential election sets stage for divisive run-off campaign

Tunisia: Clashes highlight increased militancy by ultraconservative Islamists; further tensions likely

Turkmenistan: Dismissal of minister, officials indicates underlying problems in pace of energy sector development

Costa Rica: Increasing drug seizures highlight country's growing importance as drug-transshipment route

 
  
 
 
 
 




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