| December 2nd, 2016 Riding the Political Divide in South Korea With her offer to resign, the president could forestall an impeachment verdict and remain in office longer. In a speech on Tuesday, Park agreed to follow the parliament's guidance to ensure political stability. But far from easing South Korea's political turbulence, Park's offer may have increased it. A protracted political crisis would leave South Korea in a weaker position to deal with domestic economic problems or the changing regional security environment. Put your world in context. Join Stratfor today! ECONOMY In Mexico, a Trying Year for Trade Renegotiations in 2017 could test the trade relationship that has defined Mexico and the United States' political and economic positions for more than 20 years. CRISIS WATCH Delegates Discuss Rival Unity Government Libya has been bitterly divided since the downfall of former leader Moammar Gadhafi. Officials from the House of Representatives and the Government of National Accord are forming a committee outside the U.N. format. POLITICS Moldova's New President Promises a New Foreign Policy The pro-Russian leader vowed during his campaign to abandon his country's quest for European integration. VIDEO Pakistan's Geographic Challenge Stratfor explains how Pakistan's borders, which do not correspond to natural geographic boundaries, shape the country. For more on Pakistan, listen to our Stratfor Talks podcast: Pakistan's Identity Crisis. Share this newsletter by forwarding it to your friends, family and colleagues. They can sign up here! Interested in advertising with Stratfor? Contact us at newsletters@stratfor.com. If you'd like to change the email address that receives this newsletter, please reply to this email with the old and new addresses and we will make the change for you. Thanks for reading Stratfor! | 