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Our unique combination of services, geographical reach and the trust our clients place in us ensure we can help them to effectively solve their problems and realise new opportunities across the world.

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  • Papua New Guinea: Government likely to be more stable with expanded coalition
  • Mexico: Resignation of attorney general unlikely to expedite creation of FGR, designation of head of SNA
  • Dominican Republic: High-profile murder of attorney highlights persistent security challenges
  • Venezuela: Government victory in regional vote signals end of free, fair elections
  • Haiti: Departure of UN mission to have negative short-term security implications
  • Jamaica: Charges unlikely to stem involvement in organised crime
  • Turkey: Bomb attack in southern port city highlights persistent MEDIUM terrorism threat
  • Turkey: Proposed legislative changes increase likelihood of government regulatory interference
  • Iraq: Federal security forces’ advances into disputed territories to increase war risk
  • Czech Republic: Elections likely to result in prolonged coalition negotiations; radical policy shift unlikely
  • Iran: Arrests of moderates underline high levels of political discord; impact on foreign organisations to remain limited
  • Egypt: Coordinated attacks underscore militants’ capabilities in North Sinai; security risk in governorate to remain EXTREME
  • Afghanistan: Coordinated attacks in southern, eastern, western provinces underscore HIGH nationwide terrorism risk
  • Ukraine: Anti-government protests in capital unlikely to spark off widespread unrest
  • Spain: Arrests of separatist leaders, protests highlight persistent crisis; political stand-off to continue
  • Sudan: Lifting of US economic sanctions likely to gradually improve business environment
  • Côte d'Ivoire: Progress in combating illegal mining likely to remain slow
  • Indonesia: Racial, religious issues likely to gain momentum ahead of national, presidential elections

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