Meanwhile, the Jerusalem Post reports, an Israeli senior military source discussing the IDF assessment believes that "Hezbollah is 'in distress' in Syria and is in strategic trouble despite attempts by its leader Hassan Nasrallah to deliver morale-boosting speeches recently".
Interest payments exceed £3m a day, and the company has enough money in the bank to keep going only for a few more months.But the trouble is a short-term lack of cash, rather than a deeper strategic problem.
Ukraine is by some measure the largest, most strategic and most troubled of the six countries.
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan Pakistanan is handing management control of a strategic but commercially troubled deep-sea port to a Chinese company, the information minister confirmed Thursday.
Hence the government's recent announcement that it was in new talks with two big European car groups, Volkswagen and PSA Peugeot Citroën, with a view to selling part or all of its stake to one of them or forming some kind of strategic alliance.The trouble is that Proton is not just an ailing carmaker.
Morris has trouble with strategic basics (like when to go for it on fourth down), and Johnson is a scrambler with no room to run in an offense that provides no rollouts, bootlegs or protection.
Interest is also rising in what Boxwood Strategic Advisors calls its "troubled borrower's program," an outgrowth of the firm's business of advising clients with wealth tied up in a single asset.
"All road and rail routes to the north-east pass through this strategic corridor and any trouble is bad news for our defence preparedness vis-à-vis China," says Major General Gaganjit Singh, a former official in India's military intelligence.It threatens to spread beyond Assam into neighbouring Meghalaya and Nagaland.
In the end, his strategic answer to CSFB's troubles was to sell the firm.
Now both are in trouble.Wal-Mart's troubles are mainly strategic, but Carrefour is also struggling with uncertainty over its management and ownership.
