Politics this week
Feb 18th 2012
Friday May 25th 2012
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- Foreigners in China: Barbarians at the gate, again
- The euro crisis: The Greek run
- Politics and private equity: Bringing the Bain
- Russia and NATO: Rethink the reset
- Brazil’s economy: A bull diminished
- The future of the European Union: The choice
- India-China relations and the media: Blame the messenger
- Gay marriage: North Carolina begs the question too
- Nationalism online: Backfired
- Barack and Bain: A president's background training matters
Over the past five days
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- The euro crisis: The Greek run
- Foreigners in China: Barbarians at the gate, again
- Brazil’s economy: A bull diminished
- Jacob Zuma: Portrait of a president
- Facebook goes public: Not top of the pops
- Obesity: Difference Engine: Food for thought
- Names in translation: Another cock-up
- Politics and private equity: Bringing the Bain
- Daily chart: Good news from Africa
- Syria's uprising: A report from Rankous
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The news that Turkmenistan's president got 97% of the vote and Putin got 100% in certain regions suggests a possible response: people from those governments should be given seats at the Olympics that are obstructed by a proportionate amount in accordance with their master's proclaimed success...
The news that Turkmenistan's president got 97% of the vote and Putin got 100% in certain regions suggests a possible response: people from those governments should be given seats at the Olympics that are obstructed by a proportionate amount in accordance with their master's proclaimed success...
Spain must get rid of the high cost and bureaucratic brick-walls preventing young and creative people from setting up a business. In Britain two 18 year old persons can form a company themselves for less than £100, whereas in Spain young people are circumscribed to think that they must seek the approval from their authoritative regime to do so, and unless they have at least €3,006 and money enough to pay the ubiquitous "notario publico" they haven't got a hope in hell. Spain is not a business friendly country.
Comment on: Chinese television. These chinese are really thoughtful. They have already contained american foreign projection by disabling its most used instrument: Hollywood, The Simpson and all that horrible subculture.
when we open the section "World Politics" it is clear what is in the most interest of "The Economist":
UNITED STATES
BRITAIN
EUROPE
CHINA
AMERICAS
MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA
......
Chinese goverment must take more efficent measure to guarantee the society is still in harmoney as the natives have expected