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What's the impact of Peru's political crisis & how will it end? | Inside Story
Since the jailing of Peru’s former President Pedro Castillo more than a week ago, violence has spread across the country, with troops opening fire and killing demonstrators. Two ministers have resigned, the government has declared a state of emergency, and curfews have been imposed in 15 regions. What does this crisis mean for Peru and other countries in Latin America – and how might it…
What impact would an EU price cap on natural gas have? | Inside Story
A fifth emergency meeting of European Union energy ministers has ended in a stalemate, with members divided on a price cap for Russian gas. The bloc wants to punish Moscow by paying less for its gas, while protecting consumers from prices that have soared since the Ukraine war began. The split is between those wanting tough measures and those fearing that too low a cap…
ANC's crucial conference amid corruption allegations and division I Inside Story
South Africa’s governing ANC party has had a few challenging years. Its last president quit after corruption charges. Current president Cyril Ramaphosa, has been accused of wrongdoing linked to millions of dollars in cash found at his private residence. But as the party prepares to elect its next set of leaders, how will it address the growing economic challenges and high unemployment? Presenter: Hazem Sika…
China's economy statistics show weaker than expected results | Inside Story
The saying used to be: when America sneezes, the world catches a cold. Now the global focus is just as much on China. Covid-19 has hit the financial health of the world’s second-largest economy — and it’s contagious. So with the latest economic data from Beijing showing weaker than expected results, concern is being felt worldwide. Presenter: Mohommad Jamjoom Guests: Andy Mok – Senior Research…
What's behind anti-government protests in Bangladesh? | Inside Story
Bangladesh’s main opposition party has been holding anti-government protests for months, with the latest in Dhaka attracting up to 100,000 people. A poor economy, rising food and fuel prices and power cuts appear to have galvanised long-standing anger at Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. The protesters want her to resign and make way for a caretaker government ahead of elections due next year. So why are…
Are Russia and Iran expanding military ties? | Inside Story
Iran is now Russia’s biggest military backer, according to the U.S. National Security Council. John Kirby says the Ukraine war is pulling the two countries into what he calls a ‘full-fledged’ defence partnership. The West has accused Russia of using Iranian drones in Ukraine, while providing Iran with air defence systems, helicopters and training. So, what are the implications for regional – and global –…
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Ukraine is eagerly waiting for Western aid as Russia racks up more victories on the battlefield. Meanwhile, British Foreign Secretary David Cameron on a visit to Kyiv gave Ukraine the [...]
The nation of Kazakhstan has been rattled by the trial of former economy minister Kuandyk Bishimbayev, who stands accused of the murder of his wife, Saltanat Nukenova. Shock waves rippled [...]
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