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Jun 18, 2013
Cutting science spending is bad economics
Britain’s limited public money attracts much more from other sources, says Shankar Balasubramanian
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Jun 17, 2013
Europe remains open to bank blackmail
The priority is to put in place the means to wind up insolvent lenders, writes Carsten Schneider
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Jun 17, 2013
Make privacy part of US-EU trade talks
Time to address the threat from the public-private partnership for surveillance, says Yochai Benkler
- Analysis The net rips apart
- Global Insight China’s silence on snooping is golden
Jun 17, 2013
Technology can help kill corruption
Reforms will be given a boost when smart tools are brought in, writes Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala
- beyondbrics Czechs fear instability as PM resigns
- G8 summit Havens crackdown
Jun 16, 2013
Culture change could save UK banks
The relationship between risk, responsibility and reward needs realigning, writes Pat McFadden
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Jun 16, 2013
Simplify the corporate tax system
The G8 is the forum to decide on the complex issue of company fiscal reform, says Eric Schmidt
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Jun 16, 2013
West must be cautious over Iran election
Embracing Hassan Rohani too warmly could hinder nuclear negotiations, writes Martin Indyk
Jun 16, 2013
Justice is new front in war on poverty
Development agenda must include measurable targets for rule of law, write George Soros and Gunilla Carlsson
Jun 14, 2013
We should listen to our turbulent priests
The archbishop has made a solid claim to the moral high ground, writes Martin Sandbu
Jun 14, 2013
A schism ripping the Middle East apart
The US will court danger in Syria but staying out is a greater risk, writes David Gardner
Jun 14, 2013
Clinton courts youth on Twitter
Hillary is using social media to show she’s youthful enough to be president, writes Ian Leslie
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Jun 14, 2013
The US and Syria: it’s about time
Assad regime has taken full advantage of lack of US leadership, writes Roula Khalaf
Jun 14, 2013
NSA cannot return to the shadows
US intelligence community has been thrust into the limelight, writes John Schindler
Jun 14, 2013
Look beneath Iran’s revolutionary veneer
There is nothing inevitable about the Islamic Republic’s isolation, says Mohammed Mahfoodh Al Ardhi
Jun 13, 2013
Osborne should not have meddled
The chancellor has interfered in areas better left to managers, writes Jonathan Ford
Jun 13, 2013
Hester’s exit hints at banking’s future
Reshuffle suggests chancellor will not endorse radical break-up, writes Philip Augar
Jun 12, 2013
Treasury hand that helped Hester out of RBS
The relationship between chancellor and CEO has been prickly at times, writes Jonathan Ford
Jun 12, 2013
Europe needs an ‘exception culturelle’
Artistic expression and cultural diversity must be protected, writes Michel Hazanavicius
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Make reckless banking a crime
Many banks would still be around if their chiefs had faced prosecution, writes Philip Augar