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François Hollande has not spelt out precise spending priorities, let alone targets
Peace talks will not resume until another party that is trusted by all sides can try to broker a deal
There is no longer a shared view across leading economies about the role monetary policy should play
David Pilling
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COLUMNISTS
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OPINION
7:07pm
Shale falls short for US energy security
The nation should not give up on renewable sources, says Bill Richardson
OPINION
7:08pm
UK energy policy restricts growth
Britain needs to get capital flowing into power, writes Richard Lambert
OPINION
7:26pm
Monti may save Europe from Berlusconi
The prime minister and the centre-left could join forces, writes David Hine
Philip Stephens
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COLUMNISTS
Feb 20, 2013
Open for business, closed to foreigners
Cameron will never win the argument for ‘good’ immigration by bowing to populists
- Ravi Mattu Path to start-ups begins at the border
- Robert Hahn Britain’s immigration policy
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Let the sun shine on banks’ tax affairs
This time, a good idea from the European parliament
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Mervyn’s turnround
King’s change of mind on QE is necessary, not sufficient
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Bulgarian lessons
Government’s resignation is a signal that growth matters
Notebook
7:17pm
A spa treatment for Brazilian corruption
A politician became the target of a derisive petition signed by 1.5m people, writes Joe Leahy
Global Insight
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6:50pm
West lacks will to arm Syrian rebels
Country risks dissolving into a patchwork of armed gangs
Inside Business
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5:34pm
New screens require new TV strategy
There is encouraging news for content owners in data on internet video use
Markets Insight
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MARKETS
Feb 20, 2013
Zombie banks must not derail recovery
Disposing of bad assets is the only way to make a clean start
- Chris Giles Central banks face zombie nightmare
- Editorial EU undoes good work on banks
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