6:52pm

Call for open justice

Public has right to know details of Litvinenko’s murder

6:48pm

Negative thinking

Central banks should not dismiss subzero interest rates

6:33pm

The ball is back in the Iranian court

Tehran should now show it is serious about a deal

Feb 26, 2013

Castro pledge is chance for change

Lifting US constraints on Cuba will speed regime’s demise

Feb 26, 2013

Italy takes a step into the unknown

Parties should unite behind an agenda for political reform

Feb 25, 2013

For Syrian peace, prepare for war

Kerry should push the case for arming rebels

Feb 25, 2013

Swiss vote on pay

Minder has already changed the rules on remuneration

Feb 25, 2013

No good options for Scotland

Independence is not an escape from the UK’s economic woes

Feb 24, 2013

Washington needs adult supervision

Both parties deserve blame for this self-inflicted wound

Feb 24, 2013

Abe’s next steps

Nationalism should not be allowed to spoil a promising start

Feb 24, 2013

A self-inflicted embarrassment

The UK downgrade will not alter the debate on fiscal path

Feb 23, 2013

Titanic battle

France should heed business on competitiveness

Feb 22, 2013

Banksy’s art attack

Mural’s removal from high street is community’s loss

Feb 22, 2013

The Fed takes a step backwards

US central bank should continue to lead way on policy

Feb 22, 2013

Rebuilding Rome

Populist leaders will not solve Italy’s deep problems

Feb 21, 2013

Predictions muted

Regulators should not stifle small-scale innovative finance

Feb 21, 2013

Bumi’s list of lessons

Plans to impose corporate governance conditions are essential

Feb 21, 2013

Cyprus is Europe’s golden opportunity

Write down creditors instead of burdening the sovereign

Feb 20, 2013

Mervyn’s switch

King’s change of mind on QE is necessary, not sufficient

Feb 20, 2013

Bulgarian lessons

Government’s resignation is a signal that growth matters

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Supporters of the pro-Kurdish Peace and Democracy Party hold a picture of jailed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) leader Abdullah Ocalan as they celebrate the Newroz, the new year, in Istanbul on March 21, 2010. Newroz Day, which marks the arrival of spring, is celebrated in Turkey, Central Asian republics, Iraq, Azerbaijan, Afghanistan and Iran ©AFP Ankara is negotiating directly with the Kurdish leader but doubts about a historic deal persist

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