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Jan 30, 2013
Britain needs a long-term prosperity plan
The UK needs to provide investors with incentives, write John Van Reenen and Richard Lambert
Jan 30, 2013
Mali could make France governable
Intervention may benefit the president, writes Dominique Moisi
Jan 30, 2013
Moscow must end the deadlock in Syria
Russia should set aside the issue of when Assad should leave, writes Bassma Kodmani
Jan 29, 2013
HS2 simply masks the north-south divide
Every government action has reinforced the capital, writes Peter Hetherington
Jan 29, 2013
Morsi cannot ignore Egypt’s new majority
Brotherhood must not underestimate the youth’s desire for change, says Ezzedine Choukri Fishere
- Black Bloc protesters vow to use violence
- In the picture Emergency law in Egypt
The A-List
Jan 29, 2013
China’s banks are too big to manage
A radical action would be to break up the big four into three regional banks, writes Yukon Huang
Jan 28, 2013
The cost of making bankers behave
The problem with values statements is how to make them stick, writes Philip Augar
Jan 28, 2013
Beijing still prefers diplomacy over force
China understands that its growth depends on imports, say Graham Allison and Robert Blackwill
Jan 28, 2013
Eurozone banking union is deeply flawed
Rescue mechanism presents a very significant danger, write Hans-Werner Sinn and Harald Hau
Jan 27, 2013
Perspective on Apple amid the clamour
It is hard to think of a company whose influence has been so profound, says Michael Moritz
Jan 27, 2013
Electrify the banking ringfence
Banks will test the limits unless they are incentivised not to, writes Andrew Tyrie
Undercover Economist
Jan 25, 2013
Lies, damned lies and Greek statistics
Cooking the books can lead to a half-baked result, writes Tim Harford
Jan 25, 2013
Support Mali but please send no troops
Britain will regret the big cuts to its army, writes Max Hastings
Jan 25, 2013
Currency wars are best fought quietly
The identity of the true warriors might come as a surprise, writes Niall Ferguson
Jan 24, 2013
World is right to worry about US debt
America must face up to its responsibilities, writes Kenneth Rogoff
Jan 24, 2013
Call to arms will bring no peace to Sahel
Region cannot be returned to Mali’s control militarily, says Hugh Roberts
Jan 24, 2013
Cameron leaps into the unknown
PM’s speech was a gamble to get the eurosceptic monkey off his back, writes Paul Goodman
Jan 23, 2013
No US peace dividend after Afghanistan
Bad decisions exact a high price, write Joseph Stiglitz and Linda Bilmes
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