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  • Venezuela: Replacement of military chiefs signals continued allegiance between government, military
  • Asia & the Pacific: Pakistan’s resumed construction of fence along Afghan border to heighten bilateral tensions, unlikely to reduce militant threat
  • Uruguay: Budget announcement points to increase in tax risks
  • Turkey: Explosion at NATO military base illustrates persistent terrorism risks, range of security threats
  • South Africa: Order targeting reserve bank unlikely to be implemented, corruption risk rising
  • Brazil: Evidence implicating president likely to affect implementation of reforms
  • Europe & CIS: Baltic Sea incidents highlight regional tensions, risk of accidental collisions
  • Ukraine: New ceasefire in east unlikely to hold; attack on OSCE underlines volatile security situation
  • Zimbabwe: Politburo impasse highlights ruling party infighting over presidential succession
  • Mid East & N Africa: Stalemate over Qatar to continue; operational risk in country to remain HIGH
  • Iraq: Protests over electricity provision reflect persistent socioeconomic drivers of unrest in southern provinces
  • South Sudan: Easing of famine, regional support for peace agreement unlikely to improve security
  • China: Scenarios: Economy slows, regulation tightens but crisis risks postponed beyond 2018
  • Morocco: Sustained protests to prompt shift in policy; regime change remains unlikely
  • China: Revised ‘negative list’ for foreign investment in 11 free trade zones signals limited market opening
  • Cambodia: Senior army promotions likely to consolidate prime minister’s control, reduce military coup risks
  • Philippines: Modification of tax reform package to moderate government’s ambitious infrastructure building plan

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