Saved from default in 2024, Egypt's macroeconomic policies and central bank flexibility have helped steady the ship amid the fallout of Israel's war on Gaza and the US war on Iran

It won't help consumers, won't help Kyiv, and won't mean riches for Moscow

Gulf states haven't stopped investing in their neighbours, but resilience now weighs alongside returns and influence. Syria and Lebanon show what that means in practice

Trade routes and composition have changed, but not the overall flow, with ASEAN countries playing a bigger role

With fighting in the south-west, cross-border attacks against Saudi Arabia, and no political settlement in sight, crude shipments are unlikely to resume any time soon

Borrowing to offset potential shortfalls in oil revenues will likely remain an important part of Gulf governments' financing strategies in the coming years

In line with its growth strategy, Algiers is diversifying its energy offerings with an eye on exports to Europe

Moscow wants it to show that, despite war and sanctions, it can still build a project of such scale in one of the harshest environments on Earth

Headlines have centred on the flight of bullion while commentators have speculated about the prompts. The reality is a little more nuanced

Saudi Arabia wants to develop more of the value chain at home. Australia offers a useful combination of resources and experience to help in that effort