Video: Riding China

février 28, 2008

From SexyBeijing.TV: Check out some of China's top, young snowboarding talent. The boarders were interviewed at this winter's Nanshan Open snowboarding competition held outside Beijing. Read more

The Road to Moscow and Middle East Peace

février 28, 2008

A Tale of Two Cities

février 28, 2008

In part four of a five-part series on Putin's Russia, Financial Times' reporter Neil Buckley writes about two cities on the Sino-Russian border: Blagoveshchensk and Heihe. He describes the sometimes-prickly relationship between a post-Soviet city in hard times and its Chinese boomtown neighbor just a stone's throw away across the ...

New Fiber-Optic Link Planned for Pacific

février 28, 2008

THE MOGAMBO GURU : TFC goes down on the upside

février 28, 2008

Growth in Total Fed Credit is slowing even as the absolute amount climbs towards the trillion-dollar mark. That is no comfort to hungry folk in Yemen getting wasted as they riot in protest at the rising cost of bread. But then they didn't have the foresight to build a bunker and stock it with that essential of inflationary times - gold.

SPEAKING FREELY : Cultural bias a drag on China business

février 28, 2008

Visitors to China easily assume a superior stance when faced with aspects of the country not to their liking. Business leaders risk losing out when they dismiss its apparently monolithic political culture as one without prospect of change. - Matt Young

Ambac bailout may cause crisis

février 28, 2008

There are solutions to the US financial crisis - the proposed injection of US$3 billion into Ambac is not one of them. Prices have to come down, banks have to be recapitalized, risk premiums have to go up. But with little interest in tough medicine, we face higher inflation and a substantially weaker dollar. - Axel Merk

Discounts mark China property price slide

février 28, 2008

China's government may be having some success in its efforts to cool the country's housing market. Land in Shanghai is selling at more than half the prices fetched last November, while developers are breaking new ground with discounts.

Australia offers India hope on uranium

février 28, 2008

The decision of the Australian government under Prime Minister Kevin Rudd to pull out of an agreement reached under his predecessor to supply India with uranium may be reversed. First New Delhi will have to resolve its nuclear differences with Washington.

KEBABBLE : Waiter, there’s a fly in my raki!

février 28, 2008

Compensation culture is taking hold in Turkey, where some say it's a progressive step for consumers' rights in a country where problems are generally sorted out far from the embarrassment of courtrooms. Consider Turkey's most famous plaintiff, Prime Minister Recep Tayyp Erdogan, who has lodged 71 cases in the past three years and won a fist-full of money. - Fazile Zahir (Feb 28, '08)

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