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January 2026
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January 2026
January 2026 revealed an environment of simmering tension for Mexico. Violence surged sharply, contrasting with the official narrative of December 2025, while the government responded with high-profile arrests and increased cooperation with the United States. In politics, the Sheinbaum administration moved forward with the groundwork for electoral reform leading up to 2027, managing to maintain…
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January 2026
Pakistan enters 2026 still standing - but only just. The state is no longer selling recovery or reform. It is selling resilience. Diplomatically active, economically compliant and security focused, Islamabad is managing pressure rather than shaping outcomes. Survival has become the organising principle of governance. The risk is not sudden collapse.…… Read the rest
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January 2026
January 2026 marks a decisive moment for Kazakhstan. The nation is under mounting pressure from infrastructure shocks, geopolitical uncertainty and domestic constraints. But President Tokayev has opted not for drift but for consolidation. January has seen the most far-reaching political restructuring since the post-1995 settlement, a hard reckoning with energy vulnerability after the Tengiz outage…
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January 2026
January was a busy month, with the country gearing up for elections. Khaleda Zia, the BNP Chairperson, a towering figure in Bangladeshi politics, died on December 30, passing on leadership to her son, Tarique Rahman. Election campaigning also began this month. On the economic front, the World Bank has estimated a fall in GDP growth…
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January 2026
January was a busy month, with the country gearing up for elections. Khaleda Zia, the BNP Chairperson, a towering figure in Bangladeshi politics, died on December 30, passing on leadership to her son, Tarique Rahman. Election campaigning also began this month. On the economic front, the World Bank has estimated a fall in GDP growth…
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January 2026
Iran has entered 2026 in open systemic crisis. What began on 28th December as economically driven unrest has evolved into a nationwide political confrontation between state authority and social endurance. The collapse of confidence has been accelerated by three overlapping shocks – a currency and banking rupture, a prolonged digital blackout that paralysed daily life…
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January 2026
Iran has entered 2026 in open systemic crisis. What began on 28th December as economically driven unrest has evolved into a nationwide political confrontation between state authority and social endurance. The collapse of confidence has been accelerated by three overlapping shocks - a currency and banking rupture, a prolonged digital blackout that paralysed daily life…
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January 2026
January begins with Cairo navigating an expanded diplomatic portfolio while the core structural pressures identified in December remain unresolved. Brussels has shifted from economic reticence to reinforced partnership. It has done this through a multi-billion Euro financing framework, embedding economic support in a deeper political dialogue with the European Union. Domestic political theatre continues around…
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January 2026
January begins with Cairo navigating an expanded diplomatic portfolio while the core structural pressures identified in December remain unresolved. Brussels has shifted from economic reticence to reinforced partnership. It has done this through a multi-billion Euro financing framework, embedding economic support in a deeper political dialogue with the European Union. Domestic political theatre continues around…