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Intelligence reform comes in from the cold
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Russia, Ukraine and the West Compromise in Kiev, confrontation abroad Dec 8th 2004 Hamid Karzai’s inauguration Afghanistan’s George Washington? Dec 7th 2004 The CAO derivatives fiasco Fuelling doubts about Chinese corporate governance Dec 8th 2004 Motor racing A victory for the banks that own, but do not yet control, Formula One UPDATED Dec 8th 2004 Reforming the UN Towards a more relevant United Nations Dec 1st 2004 The Buttonwood column The case for Asia Dec 7th 2004  The disappearing dollar How long can it remain the world's most important reserve currency? Dec 2nd 2004 Europe's merger directive The European Union has missed another opportunity to make its economy more competitive Dec 2nd 2004 Letters On online gaming, the UN, Kashmir, troops in Iraq, patents, opium, British bans Dec 2nd 2004  America's left-dominated universities If you loathe political debate, join the faculty of an American university Dec 2nd 2004 Women farmers on the move Why the fairer sex is better with goats, chickens and stockbrokers Dec 2nd 2004 A report on Chile's dictatorship The armed forces are finally found guilty of the dictatorship's abuses Dec 2nd 2004 Nepal in chaos King, politicians and Maoists fiddle while Nepal burns Dec 2nd 2004 Coal mining in China  Appalling fatalities in coal mines are prompting a rare outcry Dec 2nd 2004 The Greek and Roman churches Argument about a gesture from west to east Dec 2nd 2004 The implications of a democratic Ukraine Brussels faces up gloomily to the prospect of further eastward enlargement Dec 2nd 2004 Nearly a deal in Northern Ireland Northern Ireland's peace process is nearly back on track—really Dec 2nd 2004 The David Blunkett affair The events which may lead to the home secretary's downfall are the stuff of tragedy Dec 2nd 2004 The UN's hopeless force in Congo Rwanda appears to be invading Congo again. The UN peacekeeping mission there, the world's largest, is twiddling its thumbs Dec 2nd 2004  Brian Brink on AIDS and business Many firms are doing too little, too late about AIDS, says Mr Brink Dec 2nd 2004 Rafael Eitan, an Israeli general He fought in every one of Israel's wars, from 1948 to the 1982 war on Lebanon, keeping the Arabs out Dec 2nd 2004  Gabriel García Márquez's new novel One might well have expected “A Memoir of My Sad Whores” to be a semi-autobiographical accounting of a life spent in brothels Dec 2nd 2004 Agit-porcelain Ceramics in the cause of revolution Dec 2nd 2004
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 Phone calls move on to the internet Who wins and who loses as phone calls move on to the internet? Dec 2nd 2004 The case for executive perks Is showering the boss with perks good for shareholders? Dec 2nd 2004  The future of the dollar America's policies are putting at risk the dollar's role as the world's dominant international currency Dec 2nd 2004 The oil market The oil market has cooled recently, but will OPEC, which meets on December 10th, try to turn up the heat again? Dec 2nd 2004 America's trade dividend A new study estimates America's gains from past and future global integration Dec 2nd 2004  How people recognise faces Researchers are exploring how and where in the brain people recognise faces. This could be helpful to those who cannot recall them at all Dec 2nd 2004 A new puzzle for Christmas Has an inventor found the hardest possible simple sliding-block puzzle? Dec 2nd 2004 Radioactive people and security Medical radiation is causing unexpected problems Dec 2nd 2004 Stress really does age people Chronic stress really does cause you to age faster Dec 2nd 2004 Technology Quarterly Wind-up medical devices, wireless airships, the contest to succeed the DVD, video games for soldiers, and lots more
Dec 2nd 2004 Emerging-market indicators Dec 2nd 2004 HIV infections Dec 2nd 2004 Exchange rates against the dollar Dec 2nd 2004
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