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Country Insights
The transition needs an anchor
In February 2026, monthly inflation fell to 13 percent from January’s 32 percent. Driving this slowdown were fiscal tightening and more generous foreign exchange interventions. ...
Iran War Days 17–18: Israel kills Larijani; allies reject Hormuz mission; top US official resigns
HighlightsUpdate for March 16-17. Israel killed Ali Larijani, one of Iran’s de facto leaders. EU foreign ministers and others rejected Trump’s demand for a naval coalition to se...
Peru: Prime minister resigned
This afternoon, Prime Minister Denisse Mirelles, adverting a no-confidence vote in Congress tomorrow, decided to resign. We had expected this event and covered in our March fore...
Jumping into the dark
Less than four weeks before the election, there is no sign of any significant change in the previously known odds. On one hand, Tisza maintains a significant and even moderately...