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HEAR EXCLUSIVE ANALYSIS SPEAKERS AT THESE EVENTS & CONFERENCES

Nigeria: The Three-year Outlook
28 February, Online Briefing

Ade Anitolo, Director of Political Risk Forecasting; Natznet Tesfay, Head of Africa Forecasting and Anna Boyd, Head of Global Jihad Analysis will brief on strategic threats to Nigeria's business environment.

To register for either of two sessions, click here or here.

2012 North America Mining Summit
28-29 Feb, St. Louis, USA

CEO Simon Sole will give the keynote address, providing a macro view of political and commercial risks and opportunities for North American mining firms involved in global markets. Click here for further informaion

OSAC/ISMA Conference
26-27 Mar Singapore

Head of Asia Forecasting Rachel Shoemaker will present at the OSAC/ISMA conference in Singapore.

For more information, please contact Amanda Russo.

Mongolia : Regulatory Risk : Fines on petroleum importers for gasoline price increases will be raised to $15m. :: Indonesia : Individuals : In Bali, a group of prisoners rioted inside Kerobokan jail, and took over control of most of the sections. :: Zimbabwe : Political : Finance minister Tendai Biti blamed poor working conditions in some government offices on the awarding of tenders to incompetent companies. :: Bangladesh : Political : The Bangladesh Transport Workers Federation went on a 72 hour strike in eight districts of Rajshahi to press its eight point demand. :: Malaysia : Property : A Sessions Court in Kuala Lumpur found 16 people guilty of illegal assembly for organising an anti-ISA rally near Masjid Negara in 2009. :: Australia : Political : BHP Billiton said that it would raise $5.25bn in the US bond market to repay debt and for expansion purposes. :: Turkey : Detention & Discrimination : In Ankara, Turkey, protestors from the Uighur minority group burnt Chinese flags near where Xi Jinping was meeting with Turkish officials. :: South Korea : Individuals : South Korean President Lee Myung-bak asked China's government to follow international norms in dealing with North Korean defectors. :: Australia : Political : OneSteel said that it would cut its workforce by 430 jobs after posting a $74m loss in the first half of the current fiscal year. :: China : Political : In Sanya, Hainan, officials destroyed 15,000 square meters of residential buildings that were illegally built.