Deputy oil minister Abdo Hussameddin's defection to the Opposition might start a wider split.
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Showing posts with label US. 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?
Pakistan: Could Imran Khan clean up politics?
Khan's party, the PTI, gains momentum. The ex-cricket ace turned politician has spent 15 years on the campaign trail. Is this his time?
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.
America: World leader in incarceration
US prisoners exceed 2.3 million, or equivalent to the entire population of Latvia. Is anyone discussing this?
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.
World Politics: The emergence of the banker-turned-politician
In the age of popular aversian to corporate greed.
America: The banal Republican race
Yet again Americans must feel underwhelmed. Has Romney got it in the bag?
Turkey: Could the Turks intervene in Syria?
NATO and the US won't get embroiled in the Syrian political quagmire, but could the Turks?
Iran: Whatever happened to the Zoroastrians?
Once the Persian state religion, but what of Zoroastrianism now in the world's most powerful Shia-dominated country?
Niger: After Gaddafi, where now?
Democratising Libya to the north, rapid development south in Nigeria, and political uncertainty west in Mali, what course for poor, landlocked Niger?
World Politics: Should reparations be paid for colonialism?
Some UK-based Africans and Indians believe they rightfully profit from Britain in payment for prior 'rapes' of their countries. Is that right?
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?
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