Analysis

A mining sector reform could raise revenue for the state and help poor regions, but timing is key.

A New Oil Dispute Between Sudan and South Sudan

An alleged disruption of oil flows between the two countries shows that their quarrels are far from over.

Tbilisi finds itself balancing its growing relationship with Russia and its extant relationship with NATO.

French Operations in Mali: A Look Back

The intervention degraded the militants' abilities but did not eliminate the broader jihadist threat in the region.

Gaza-Sinai Border Closure

Increased militant activity on the peninsula threatens Cairo's credibility, Hamas' rule in Gaza and Israel's southern border.

 Syria: Outside Patronage and a New Offensive for the Regime

The battle for Al-Qusayr is part of a larger effort to control the Homs governorate.

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The country remains stable, but ethnic divisions within its political parties show signs of intensifying.

Brazil's Petroleum Sector Resumes Licensing Activities

Despite significant political, bureaucratic and legal hurdles, Brazil has managed to overhaul its oil and gas sector.

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