Special Reports
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Political Risk Outlook H2 2018 – Ones to Watch
AKE's Political Risk Outlook Special Report contains a selection of five countries from around the world where the political landscape has been fundam... -
Political Risk Outlook Q2 2018 – Ones to Watch
The political landscape in several countries has been upended over the past year and the months ahead are set to be no less turbulent. AKE's Intelli... -
AKE Special Report: China’s 19th National Congress and the Economy
The 19th National Party Congress and China’s EconomyWhile the Communist Party’s quinquennial National Congress is the biggest event in the Chinese... -
AKE Special Report: Public – Private Partnerships in Latin America
Date published: 20/09/2017 Analysis of the environment for PPP projects in Chile, Colombia, Brazil and Argentina Public – Private Partnerships (PPP... -
AKE Special Report: Threats to Business Travellers
Business travel security is becoming increasingly unpredictable. Whether you are travelling overseas for business or pleasure, there will be factors t... -
AKE Special Report: Africa’s August Elections
Date published: 20/07/2017A democratic test for Rwanda, Kenya and AngolaIn August 2017 the citizens of Rwanda, Kenya and Angola head to the polls to v... -
AKE Special Report: Journalist Security in Hostile Environments
Journalist security in hostile environmentsJournalists travelling to hostile regions to cover conflict and humanitarian crises, or to expose corruptio... -
Special Report: A state captured? Prospects for South Africa in 2017
A year is a long time in politics, and 2016 marked a number of watershed moments in South Africa’s democratic history. Political risk has steadily m... -
Special Report: Terrorist Threat in West Africa
Following French military intervention in Mali in 2013, terrorist attacks in West Africa have escalated in retaliation. The risk to French asse... -
Special Report: Brazil’s Olympic Security Challenges
Brazil to face a heightened risk of terrorism ahead of and during the Games Growing attention drawn to the government’s capacity to mitigate ...