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African land becomes top commodity

International attention has turned to the oldest continent for new wealth

April 3, 2012

Portugal embraces ‘sweeping’ reforms

As much of Europe braces itself for a tough future, Portugal has implemented a set of changes targeting greater output

March 29, 2012

Investors flock to build Kyrgyzstan

Money from abroad is expected to curb the republic’s ailing infrastructure and turn the economy around

March 7, 2012

Ukraine moves toward EU implementation

As the eurozone struggles to hold itself together, Ukraine looks set to join

February 15, 2012

Lobbyists for cap and trade face daunting task

The US Senate’s stalled climate bill is getting a last big push from an unlikely ally – a group of energy companies

January 24, 2012

Silicon Valley: The new contenders

After nearly 50 years, Silicon Valley is still the vanguard of the technology world. However, as Anna Deacon reports, its time at the top could be under threat for the first time

January 18, 2012

East meets west: Chinese investment in Europe

As China becomes more integrated in European financing and investment, suspicion is beginning to mount

December 13, 2011

Pabro Firm: Keeping it cool

UK window film company Pabro has shown that keeping buildings cool can dramatically reduce businesses’ carbon usage and help save money

December 13, 2011

Endgame: Sovreign ownership

William Henry discusses how useful a good vocabulary can be during posterity

December 13, 2011

Palestine’s trade links in the US in jeopardy

Palestinian Authority to struggle if US ceases funding, says Palestinian Monetary Authority Governor Jihad al-Wazir

November 21, 2011

Africa

International attention has turned to the oldest continent for new wealth

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Asia & Australasia

The events that rattled the world

The Fukushima power plant disaster is an event that will live in the memory forever

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Shaken to the core

One of the most serious natural disasters ever to have struck, the Great East Japan Earthquake and resulting tsunami has left the country in tatters – physically, economically and emotionally

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Europe

Portugal embraces ‘sweeping’ reforms

As much of Europe braces itself for a tough future, Portugal has implemented a set of changes targeting greater output

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Investors flock to build Kyrgyzstan

Money from abroad is expected to curb the republic’s ailing infrastructure and turn the economy around

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Norway is UN’s “best place to live” for eighth consecutive year

How Oslo’s rich history in shipping and energy has translated into success in renewable energy

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Middle East & Africa

African land becomes top commodity

International attention has turned to the oldest continent for new wealth

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Palestine’s trade links in the US in jeopardy

Palestinian Authority to struggle if US ceases funding, says Palestinian Monetary Authority Governor Jihad al-Wazir

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The Americas

Lobbyists for cap and trade face daunting task

The US Senate’s stalled climate bill is getting a last big push from an unlikely ally – a group of energy companies

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Endgame: Sovreign ownership

William Henry discusses how useful a good vocabulary can be during posterity

Read more