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Toyota’s recall – the details
Interactive graphic: The world’s biggest carmaker faces a PR nightmare over its massive recall of vehicles in the US and Europe with suspected faulty accelerator pedals and floor mats. Our interactive graphic explores the major markets affected and details of the recall
Deadly offensive: Taliban attacks in Pakistan
Interactive graphic: Chart the most recent attacks by Taliban militants from Peshawar to Lahore and Rawalpindi on an interactive timeline
Voices from the American South
Multimedia feature: See video and audio slideshows of Americans from Mississippi, Louisiana, Georgia, Alabama and South Carolina talking about their lives in the Republican heartland during the Democrats’ resurgence, plus interactive data on the Southern states
The Obama banking plan explained
Interactive graphic: See an animated explanation of President Barack Obama’s proposals to rein in the US banking sector and its practices
Audio slideshows
Slideshow: How effective is quantitative easing?
As the Bank of England puts a pause to quantitative easing one year on, how effective has it been? Economics editor Chris Giles weighs the evidence in an audio slideshow
Detroit Auto Show
Bernard Simon, North American automotive correspondent, looks at the new models on show in Detroit and what they say about the future of the US car industry
Faces of urbanisation
Audio slideshow: Urbanisation has been one of the main drivers of the China’s economic growth over the past 20 years, and since still only 45 per cent of the vast country’s population live in cities, it has another decade to go
Audio slideshow: The crisis and inequality
Some of the scars of the financial crisis are hard to quantify. Chris Giles discusses the impact on inequality
Slideshows
Life in the Canadian Arctic
In pictures: Anna Fifield travelled to Iqaluit, Canada for the G7 meeting of finance ministers and central bankers on February 5-6 and during her visit to the capital of Nunavut she talked to Inuit people about their traditional way of life
Syria agriculture
Syria grapples with a three-year drought that experts describe as the worst in four decades
Slideshow: Antwerp’s GM plant
Pictures of the GM plant in Antwerp
Afghanistan’s drug curse
Slideshow: Decades of poverty and upheaval in Afghanistan have led to a generation of narcotic abusers, but more aid efforts are trying to help addicts kick the habit
