As Sarkozy snuggles into German arms and plans fiscal and ultimate political union.
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Showing posts with label Germany. Show all posts
World Property: Could house prices tumble soon?
Can Merkel's moves improve Obama's re-election chances and prevent a property meltdown?
China: Sovereign wealth to the rescue of the West?
As Europe and America face a double-dip recession, the Chinese propose investing in infrastucture projects.
America: Recession risk now 50% says top fund manager
The US stares a contracting economy in the face, at a time when the nation is already hurting badly.
Europe: What prospect for the Euro?
If Germany's position is precarious, can the single currency survive?
World Politics: The rise of the Greens
Green parties move into the mainstream. Although not yet a global phenomenon, the Green movement is coming of age.
Singapore: Can its private banking hub survive?
Was it wise for Singapore to build the Marina Bay wealth management hub, given mounting public disquiet over tax havens?
Indonesia: Witness the Papuan spring
Indonesian security forces disperse 5,000 from Third Papuan Congress rally near Jayapura. What next?
Britain: Should bankers receive annual bonuses?
They are contractual, and London is the global bonus capital, but should they be prohibited or capped? And how would that effect the UK?
France: Bankrupt without Africa or Germany?
Subsidies at home, support from the Germans, and reaping the benefits of historic foreign escapades. Is France broke?
World: Occupy Wall Street goes global
Demonstrations in eighty cities. Individuals take first tentative steps to pressure the banking system, as this movement evolves.
Russia: the location of your next office?
As the EU economy plateaus, or in Germany's case dives, more companies view Russia as a growth opportunity.
Angola: the sprint star starts to acquire abroad
The world's fastest growing economy 2001 – 2010 is now coming of age.
Election Special: Spain
Result of parliamentary election on November 20 hangs on who voters believe can cut the deficit and create jobs.
Greece: in denial
The mind boggles as a national strike paralyses the country and it slides towards default.
Britain: with the most pro-growth government in history
So says William Hague at the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester. But how fast could the UK grow?
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