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October 2024
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March 2025
Kazakhstan is pushing forward with bold economic expansion, security stability, and tech-driven innovation, but political tensions remain. The government’s reinvestment of recovered assets is fuelling major infrastructure projects yet a crackdown on feminist activists risks global backlash, putting pressure on President Tokayev to balance security with human rights reforms. In tech and finance, Kazakhstan is…
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March 2025
March has been an interesting month, especially on the political front. The country’s first ever student led party has been formed, while BNP has outlined its proposals and asked for more clarity on when elections will be held. On the economic front, Moody’s has downgraded its GDP growth estimations for Bangladesh in the current fiscal…
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March 2025
March has been an interesting month, especially on the political front. The country’s first ever student led party has been formed, while BNP has outlined its proposals and asked for more clarity on when elections will be held. On the economic front, Moody’s has downgraded its GDP growth estimations for Bangladesh in the current fiscal…
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March 2025
Kazakhstan is pushing forward with bold economic expansion, security stability, and tech-driven innovation, but political tensions remain. The government’s reinvestment of recovered assets is fuelling major infrastructure projects yet a crackdown on feminist activists risks global backlash, putting pressure on President Tokayev to balance security with human rights reforms. In tech and finance, Kazakhstan is…
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October 2024
Pakistan remains a nation of polarised politics, military manipulation, a fragile economy and terror attacks. Whilst those challenges will persist, we are nonetheless seeing some good on the horizon. The military appears to be continuing to attempt to determine the course of governance and law but that is nothing new. However, we feel that a…
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October 2024
September and October (so far) have been busy months in Bangladesh. On the political front, the interim government has been battling hard to bring back some sense of normalcy, with mixed results. They have formed various sectoral committees to explore institutional issues and how to solve them across various aspects of the economy.…… Read the…
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October 2024
Kazakhstan’s position as a major player in Eurasia continues to grow but as we regularly say, its geographical location requires a tightrope like performance when it comes to foreign and economic policy decisions and implementations. President Tokayev is more than up to the task of walking the wire. He is keenly aware that should his…
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March 2025
Trump’s letter to Khamenei, scarred from his experience of Trump’s reneging on the last nuclear deal, elicits a negative response. More external ‘maximum pressure’ is on its way. Internally, the screws are being turned on domestic dissenters. PoliticalNuclear negotiations. Iran is on the brink of developing nuclear weapons, according to a warning from the IAEA.……
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March 2025
Trump’s letter to Khamenei, scarred from his experience of Trump’s reneging on the last nuclear deal, elicits a negative response. More external ‘maximum pressure’ is on its way. Internally, the screws are being turned on domestic dissenters. Nuclear negotiations. Iran is on the brink of developing nuclear weapons, according to a warning from the IAEA.………