Sierra Leone's incumbent government have been accused of derailing democracy in the country as well as stunting its economic potential by the leader of the opposition party, Julius Maada Bio.

A report by the Economist Intelligence Unit projects that the number of megalopolises in China will almost double by 2020, as the country's rapidly growing population becomes increasingly urbanised.

A recent survey shows that companies from emerging markets are looking to the developing world both for the best growth strategies and for expansion opportunities.

Africa's economies are set to struggle to maintain economic course as many face decreasing FDI and portfolio inflows from the west.

As an increasing number of financial services firms look to establish operations in Asia, Hong Kong and Singapore are emerging as the most attractive destinations.

South Australia's government has set up a promotional agency in a bid to attract more FDI to the region.

Officials in Tunisia are eager to show investors that Tunisia is a safe place to invest.

At an annual biotech conference, officials from across the US were keen to show their enthusiasm and commitment to biotechnology investment.

Recently elected Serbian president Tomislav Nikolic has pledged to remain dedicated to the country's attempt to enter the EU.

Nearly three-quarters of respondents to a survey by  international law firms Miller & Chevalier and Matteson Ellis say  that anti-corruption laws in Latin America are insufficient.