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UK energy policy restricts growth
Britain needs to get capital flowing into power, writes Richard Lambert
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Shale falls short for US energy security
The nation should not give up on renewable sources, says Bill Richardson
Feb 19, 2013
Germany must decide the power it wields
Simply muddling through will damage European stability and prosperity, writes Ulrich Speck
Feb 19, 2013
North Korea is testing China’s patience
Pyongyang’s nuclear big bang has exposed the flaws in Beijing’s approach, writes Kurt Campbell
- Aidan Foster-Carter View from N Korea
- David Pilling Grand deal with N Korea beats hollow talk
Feb 19, 2013
Europe needs Cameron’s tough love
Determination to reform the bloc is in the interests of the whole continent, writes Andrew Mitchell
- Only one in three wants UK to stay in EU
- Philip Stephens Transatlantic pact
Feb 18, 2013
Buffett brand has more beans than Heinz
The investor has won every advantage in the deal, writes Alice Schroeder
- John Authers Buffett tastes ‘quality’ not ‘value’ in Heinz
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Feb 18, 2013
Supply matters – but so does demand
The UK needs more innovation, infrastructure and skills, write Robert Skidelsky and Marcus Miller
Feb 18, 2013
Cyprus crisis offers reunification hopes
Financial aid should be conditional on progress towards diplomatic settlement, says Tony Barber
Feb 18, 2013
On migration, the US should copy the UK
Establish a commission to substitute evidence for assertion, say Martin Ruhs and Philip Martin
Feb 17, 2013
UK needs spending cuts and less red tape
An abundance of rules chokes companies with the potential to create jobs, writes Dominic Raab
Feb 17, 2013
Europe’s budget deal is flawed
As European Parliament president, Martin Schulz says he will not accept what amounts to deficit budgets
Feb 17, 2013
View from N Korea is of a nuclear world
Other violators have got away with it and become impregnable, writes Aidan Foster-Carter
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Feb 15, 2013
The lesson from Poundland: work pays
The UK government is in a muddle over employment schemes, says Tim Harford
Rowley Leigh
Feb 15, 2013
Britain does not pay enough for food
We may blame foreigners for our mishaps but the real fault lies at home, writes Rowley Leigh
Feb 15, 2013
Cyber skulduggery threatens us all
High-tech crime has disturbing political implications, writes Misha Glenny
Simon Kuper
Feb 15, 2013
Dangerous myth of the role model athlete
The sports-industrial complex should be shrunk before it destroys society
Feb 14, 2013
Oligarchy at the core of Spain’s scandals
The EU must act to break the elite’s stifling grip, writes Angel Pascual-Ramsay
Feb 14, 2013
It is not the maths that causes the crisis
The problem is not the models so much as how we use them, writes James Weatherall
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