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Succession Season 5: Iran
Read more: Succession Season 5: IranSuccession Season 5: the uncertain future of Iran’s leadership following President Ebrahim Raisi’s death, and the Mexican elections that are coming up very soon!
Africa Energies Summit: What We Learned
Read more: Africa Energies Summit: What We LearnedLast week, Horizon Engage was the Intelligence Partner for the Africa Energies Summit in London. Clementine Wallop, Director, Sub-Saharan Africa, shares her takeaways from the event.
Regional Risks Grow Following Raisi’s Death
Read more: Regional Risks Grow Following Raisi’s DeathThe death of Raisi is being dissected in capitals across the world. But alongside diplomats and intelligence analysts, investors have questions too.
Fuel Smuggling, Biomass Blues & Trade Woes
Read more: Fuel Smuggling, Biomass Blues & Trade WoesThis week, our newsletter covers Russia’s malign involvement in Libya’s oil industry, big dreams for Malaysia’s energy transition, and a trade freeze between Turkey and Israel.
Africa Energies Summit: What We Expect
Read more: Africa Energies Summit: What We ExpectFrom well-established jurisdictions like Nigeria, Libya and Angola to newer names like Namibia and Senegal, Horizon Engage works with clients to give essential stakeholder intelligence in the African energy sector. Our analysts know who matters and why, and how those people and their decisions can affect the investment climate.
Mining for Everything, Everywhere (All at Once)
Read more: Mining for Everything, Everywhere (All at Once)This week’s newsletter focuses on mining across different regions: Argentina, Chile and Bolivia, as well as Cote d’Ivoire and the United States.
Lithium Triangle: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Read more: Lithium Triangle: The Good, the Bad and the UglyArgentina, Bolivia and Chile have two things in common. One is geographical: they share sections of the Andes range of mountains. The other is geological and becomes economic: together, they have more than half of the world’s lithium reserves. Lithium, at least until technological prowess finds a better way, is crucial for the energy transition.
Libya’s UN Envoy Out, Milei’s Baby Steps, Glencore Woos Nigeria
Read more: Libya’s UN Envoy Out, Milei’s Baby Steps, Glencore Woos NigeriaThis week, our newsletter covers a significant resignation in Libya, slow but significant legislative progress for the Milei administration in Argentina, and a high-profile meeting in Nigeria.
Turkey Shifts to Russian Coal, K-Pop Fans Kill Indonesia/Hyundai Deal, Scandals Dog Namibia’s Ruling Party
Read more: Turkey Shifts to Russian Coal, K-Pop Fans Kill Indonesia/Hyundai Deal, Scandals Dog Namibia’s Ruling PartyThis week, our newsletter looks at countries straying away from the desired path: Turkey, South Korea and Namibia.
Egyptian Economy: Built to Last?
Read more: Egyptian Economy: Built to Last?President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has an opportunity to use the recent cash influx to build Egypt’s economy to last, but will he fritter it away on pet projects?
