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Feb 19, 2013
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Feb 18, 2013
Housing: The long climb back
Investors made a killing after the US bubble burst, but for average Americans the recovery is likely to be gradual
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Feb 17, 2013
South Africa: A faded rainbow
Protests and disaffection threaten the ANC’s hegemony but President Zuma insists the ruling party is not to blame
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Feb 15, 2013
Defence: India’s slow march
Overshadowed by China, the country is struggling to modernise its armed forces
Feb 14, 2013
Nuclear reactors: from waste to fuel
Start-up aims to use byproduct in power generation, writes Sylvia Pfeifer
- Nuclear energy Flexible fission
- EDF seeks state backing on nuclear site
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Feb 14, 2013
Nuclear energy: Flexible fission
The atomic industry is shifting its focus to smaller reactors to meet surging demand from emerging economies
- Nuclear reactors from waste to fuel
- EDF seeks state backing on nuclear site
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Feb 13, 2013
Finance: Entangled in Tuscany
Repercussions of the Monte dei Paschi bank scandal are resonating far beyond Siena
Feb 12, 2013
FT at 125: The world in focus
From its City origins, the paper has become a digital global news organisation, writes the editor, Lionel Barber
- Nigel Lawson The FT’s role endures
- Video The FT at 125
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Feb 11, 2013
Markets: With the volume down
Jaded traders are seeking clues that big economies are returning to solid growth
- Global Market Overview Stocks ease from recent highs
- The Short View Markets look for smoke signals
Roula Khalaf
Feb 10, 2013
Arab world: Underfunded renaissance
Inexperienced Islamist leaders in Egypt and Tunisia are struggling to manage economic grievances
Feb 8, 2013
Legislation: The wedding march
Attitudes towards same-sex marriage have changed markedly in the past decade
Feb 8, 2013
Finance: Buried treasure
Frustrated investors are pushing Cayman for greater transparency but few expect rapid change
Feb 6, 2013
Environment: Frozen frontiers
The rapid melting of Arctic ice is unleashing a scramble to exploit vast oil and gas deposits
Feb 5, 2013
Mining: Andean concessions
As Peru’s copper output rises, Lima must soothe disputes between indigenous communities and mining companies
Feb 4, 2013
Iceland: Under the volcano
The economy of the Nordic island is recovering from crisis but its residents bear the scars of four years of hardship
Feb 3, 2013
Al-Qaeda: The jihadi hydra
The west is still struggling to contain the constantly changing face of Islamist terrorism
Feb 1, 2013
Mali: Bienvenue à Timbuktu
Many are celebrating the flight of Islamist extremists from their strongholds, but fears persist
Jan 31, 2013
Markets: The road to redemption
Leading emerging markets have done much to combat ‘original sin’ but threats to stability still linger
Jan 30, 2013
Mexico: Aztec tiger
The country has emerged from Brazil’s shadow to become the darling of investors
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