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The grouping seems condemned to drift along, unloved and unremarked, until the next crisis
The UK’s partners are unlikely to concede to its demands on the single market
The union is approaching the outer limit of its flexible geometry,
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OPINION
6:03pm
Call to arms will bring no peace to Sahel
Region cannot be returned to Mali’s control militarily, says Hugh Roberts
OPINION
5:52pm
Cameron leaps into the unknown
PM’s speech was a gamble to get the eurosceptic monkey off his back, writes Paul Goodman
Gary Silverman
3:32pm
A bit of beef goes a long way
Imagine the goodwill if all banks gave away food and drink to apologise for poor service
- Inside Business Proactive policing needed for bankers
- Lex Goodwill impairment – getting real
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Cameron’s taxing question for G8
UK leader sets out useful agenda on tax and transparency
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Silly in Chile
A worthy EU-CELAC summit marred by outdated politics
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Only half a good speech by Cameron
Prime minister’s EU address was reasonable and fanciful
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4:51pm
Cameron in danger of misreading Merkel
There is a long British tradition of failing to understand Berlin
Gillian Tett
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MARKETS
6:23pm
Break a wall of silence on cyber attacks
Many companies terrified of talking publicly about issue
Chris Giles
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COLUMNISTS
Jan 23, 2013
Sir Mervyn takes a walk on the supply side
The change suggests the pain endured thus far has been to little avail
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COLUMNISTS
Jan 23, 2013
Davos: infotainment, not a conspiracy
What media group in the current climate would not like to own such a business?
- Martin Wolf The world can stop panicking - for now
- The World Cameron, speeches and promises
- IMF cuts global growth forecast
- In depth Davos
- Japan rejects currency war fears
OPINION
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No US peace dividend after Afghanistan
Bad decisions exact a high price, write Joseph Stiglitz and Linda Bilmes
- Analysis Pentagon faces a rebel yell over pensions
- FT series America’s debt dilemma
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The party is mistaken if it thinks growth answers all questions