🌍 Frontier Markets News, February 6th 2026
A weekly review of key news from global growth markets
Heavy fighting has broken out today in Sudan’s capital between the national army and a powerful militia, Nicholas Bariyo
Taiwan’s President Catherine Tsai visited Guatemala and Belize as part of her government’s effort to prevent more countries
A leaked US intelligence document revealed that Egyptian President Abdel Fatah El-Sisi ordered the production of up to 40,000
Seeking to carve out a niche in regional transit networks, Iran’s transport minister held meetings with his counterpart in
Botswana’s President Mokgweetsi Masisi has warned diamond miner De Beers that the country might end its 50-year partnership in
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said the US is one of his party’s top three adversaries according to a
Ukraine’s GDP fell by a lower-than-expected 29.1% in 2022 as Russia’s full-scale invasion battered the economy. The
The Cuban government ended a two-year ban on financial institutions’ accepting dollars this week as the island faces a deepening
Ecuador is reportedly asking the IMF for a credit line as a string of natural disasters further undermines the Andean
Africa Zambia restructuring deal offers hope for other debtors After months of negotiations, Zambia’s creditors have agreed to restructure
Welcome to the frontiers! This week, Nigeria took a large, but painful, step forward and Kenya nabbed a prized trade
By Dan Keeler, Ken Stibler, Noah Berman and Nojan Rostami Africa Protests erupt in Senegal after sentencing of opposition leader
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