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Minerals: How rocks evolve
Exoplanets: First sighting
Moldova and Transdniestria: Another forgotten conflict
Tuna in the Mediterranean: Gone fishing
Eastern Europe and America: Looking west, hopefully
Bagehot: The twilight zone
Renewable energy: The green pound
Interest-rates outlook: Plumbing new depths
Politics and the recession: Bigger, wider, deeper
Child-killing: Most foul
Cash and local councils: Icelandic saga
Airdrie Savings Bank: Boring, stolid, small and safe
Scottish politics: The union forever?
Logistics: Failure to deliver
Technology and advertising: Watching the watchers
Corporate restructuring: Centres of attention
Asian casinos: Place your bets
Aviation in China: Chocks away
Debt and deflation: Depressing times
The Federal Reserve: Turning Japanese
AIG: Cheque mate
Buttonwood: An appetising spread
Japan's economy: A tunnel, no light
Banco Santander: Pack behaviour
Specialist lenders: Home run
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Miriam Makeba, a voice against apartheid
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South Africa and the world: The see-no-evil foreign policy
Congo: Beware of a stampede to war
Rwanda and Europe: Judicial politics of a genocide
Jerusalem’s politics: Money, faith and votes
The Palestinians: The return of blood and anger
BRIC carmakers make progress
Selling cars in emerging markets
Two-wheelers take over
Cars for the lakhs
Opportunities for carmakers
Billions of cars on the march
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The global economic summit: After the fall
New fiction: Stewart O'Nan
A book of silence: Out of this world
The making of “Gray's Anatomy”: Fearfully and wonderfully made
Georgian treasure: Ancient bling
War surgery in Iraq: Standard operating procedures
The net generation: The kids are alright
On our endorsement of Barack Obama
The presidency: Change.gov
Florida: Snowbirds, meet the repo men
Congress: Waiting for reinforcements
Government finances: Local zeroes
School reform: A worthy experiment
Chicago: The spotlight beckons
Canada's economy: Breaking the deficit taboo
The Latinobarómetro poll: Democracy and the downturn
Nicaragua: How to steal an election
Low-level unrest in China: For hire
The Chinese Peasant Olympics: Anyone for toss the laptop?
Nuclear disarmament: What to do with a vision of zero
Charlemagne: No room in the ark
Higher education in Italy: A case for change
Germany's economy: A little stimulus
Face value: Portal of doom
France's president: Is Sarkozy a closet socialist?
Pharmaceuticals: Racing down the pyramid
Economics focus: Race and red tape
China's economy: Reflating the dragon
The world economy: Redesigning global finance
Carmakers: Saving Detroit
A modest proposal: O give me a home...
Protecting the vulnerable: What Congo means for Obama
China's fiscal stimulus: Dr Keynes's Chinese patient
Lexington: Ship of fools
Indonesia after the Bali bombers: Secular trends
Australia and the death penalty: All right then, just this once
Australia and the credit crunch: Digging for victory
New Zealand's election: Key change for Kiwis
Bhutan's newly crowned king: Crowning glory
Kazakhstan's “New Silk Road”: Eyes on the road
American carmakers: On the edge
Prince Bandar bin Sultan: Larger-than-life diplomacy
Patty Hearst: Guns 'n' berets
Europe 1900-14: The vertigo years
Toni Morrison: Mercy mission
Martín Ramírez: Spit and crayons
Colonel Bill Eddy: An earlier envoy
On opinion polling, Central America, currency boards, confidence, Georgia, Spain, language, politics
Heathrow's future: The right side of the argument
British bank mergers: Call it off
Climate change: Green, easy and wrong
Spain: After the fiesta
Derivatives: Giving credit where it is due
America's election: Great expectations
Lexington: The unhappy warrior
The presidency: Signed, sealed, delivered
A time to laugh...: Confetti and hot dates
...and a time to weep: Scenes from a wake
The Republicans: Palin for 2012!
Gubernatorial races: No time for a novice
Congress: Happy days for Democrats
Ballot initiatives: Dispatches from the culture wars
State legislatures: Down at the bottom
Brazil: The credit crunch reaches Brazil Inc
Bolivia and the United States: Non grata
Religion in Latin America: Hola, Luther
The war in Pakistan: Predator and prey
Bangladesh: The nice side of democracy
Tibet: Britain's suzerain remedy
Taiwan and China: Resisting China's charm offensive
China and Sudan: There be dragons
Japan and its history: The ghost of wartimes past
Malaysia: Enter Najib, with baggage
Pakistan and Barack Obama: Barracking
Cities and growth: Lump together and like it
Charlemagne: Russian lessons
Transvestites in Turkey: Gender-benders
Fragile Bosnia: The break-up danger
Russia: Getting Medvedev's message
Germany's Social Democrats: A mess in Hesse
Estonian spies : Fog in the Baltic
Gauging the recession: How deep and how long?
Nuclear power: Limits to growth
Paying for the BBC: Broadcasting uncertainty
Bagehot: No, you can't
Funding health care: Mix and match
Banks and capital: Reshaping the landscape
Trump's Scottish venture: Birdie or bogey?
Heathrow: Third-runway blues
Face value: Raging bull
Clean technology in the downturn: Gathering clouds
Motorola and Sun: Icons no more
Transport in Italy: Trains v planes
Business in Japan: Criss-crossed capitalism
Companies and social networks: Losing face
Blogging: Oh, grow up
Economics focus: The global slumpometer
Buttonwood: Clare and present danger
Oil: Well prepared
The euro area: All fall down
Barclays and Deutsche Bank: Cry freedom
Eastern Europe: Smouldering
India's monetary policy: Traffic duty
Asian credit markets: Undergoing repair
Award: Philip Coggan
Biodiversity: Forest-friendly farming
Alternative energy: Is it plane?
Pest control: United we fall
Treating tumours: Golden slingshot
Studs Terkel, recorder of America's voices
Our weekly editorial cartoon: KAL's cartoon
The Economist poll of forecasters, November averages
Investment-banking deals
The Gulf states: Caught in the middle but still perky
South Africa: A new party
Africa : Jet-setting to business as usual
Congo: Murder, muddle and panic
Credit derivatives: The great untangling
Spain's financial system
Spanish devolution
Spain's economy
Zapatero's gambits
Successful Spanish companies
Perilous Spanish parochialism
Spain's morning after
Spain and immigration
The economic crisis: Wolves at the door
Challenges facing Barack Obama: Obama's world

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