KCS Country Risk & Threat Advisory: China
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In Ian Fleming’s Goldfinger, the titular villain bemoans that his chosen area of art has been overlooked. “Man has achieved miracles in every human endeavour… except crime!”. In order to rectify this, and prove himself an artist, he plans to rob Fort Knox (spoiler alert: it does not work). But in the film version, Goldfinger’s
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Unused to being in the headlines, recent events in Mozambique have thrust the country onto front pages around the world. Not since the vicious civil war of 1977-1992 has it seen worse violence than that of the past year. Against a backdrop of executions, terrorist raids and the destruction of infrastructure, the country is once
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Sharp rises in the price of precious metals and other commodities present an enormous opportunity to investors, the mining sector and countries reliant on the exportation of natural resources. Fearful of higher inflation – a result of the vast stimulus packages being injected into almost all major economies – speculators great and small are increasingly
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Displaying the sort of attitude of which a certain Bond villain would be proud, the government of Kyrgyzstan has a fight on its hands after attempting to nationalise (and control) the largest gold mine in the country. Centerra Gold, a Canadian conglomerate, is enacting arbitration against President Sadyr Japarov’s government directly in an attempt to
In early March 2021, Niger held a Presidential election and the country’s first peaceful transition of power, thanks to the outgoing President, Mahamadou Issoufou. Since being elected in 2011, Issoufou has served two terms (10 years) and has now stepped down as President, respecting the constitutional term limit he has fulfilled, a regard increasingly forgone
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