Economy: Andrew England says the government has to ensure that history does not repeat itself - after the heady days of the first oil boom, the economy stagnated - Black gold: In the space created by the lack of detailed data, a fierce debate has blown up over how much oil it can produce - Foreign policy: The dilemma for King Abdullah is how to engage in diplomacy and avert risk - Women: Rulers still avoid challenging orthodoxy mehr
Economy: The future depends on freedom from the US - Profile: Peer Steinbrück, finance minister, has delivered results - Arts: Concert halls are being forced to target young listeners as the general population ages - Banking: Moves among public banks could signal a shakeout - Foreign Policy: Deploying German troops abroad is controversial mehr
Economy: Consumers are hesitant, but businesses are looking forward to the arrival of the euro - Politics: There are two new challengers to the veteran incumbent, Tassos Papadopoulos - Tourism: Andreas Hadjipapas and Kerin Hope say secondhome owners are more numerous than sun and sea tourists - Organised crime: This is a hotbed for criminals trading in trafficked women mehr
The economy: Cracks are beginning to show in the marriage between the World Bank and its model reformer - The succession: As the country matures, Museveni's length of tenure looks more anachronistic - Banking: For rural customers, the rush of new entrants is good news - Oil exploration: When Tullow struck lucky, it was potentially a historic moment for an aiddependent country - HIV/Aids: An Indian company has started making cheap antiretrovirals mehr
Economy: An intractable problem is the most pressing, yet legalising work that does not appear on offical radar screens would transform governmental accounts - Energy: The market for power is distorted by many things - Istanbul: This ancient city has become very fashionable - Foreign investment: The government is trying to ease restrictions and provide incentives mehr
The Economy: Emergence from poorcountry status is just one of a number of milestones - International relations: Ties carry special weight in a country with more of its people abroad than at home - Property: A British television programme has a lot to answer for - Migration: New role as a transit point for migrants from other parts of west Africa - Music Cape: Verde’s lifeblood is its musical heritage mehr
Serbia: Relations between the two states are proper without being warm - Domestic Investment: The communist past has left a rich industrial legacy - Economy: Inflation is subdued and GDP growth strong but there are concerns over shortterm debt - Stock market: The Zagreb bourse has been stoked by privatisation issues - Tourism: More upmarket visitors are needed - Marco Polo: Croatian roots? mehr
The economy: progress in efforts to reduce poverty - Agriculture: People at every link of the commodity chain describe a thicket of obstacles - Village Life: Profile of Bulongwa - Mining: A sector created from scratch in just 10 years - Tourism: Effort to carve out a prestige niche in the region, setting itself apart from massmarket Kenya mehr
Russia: Trade and transport sanctions by Moscow are the reaction of a spurned lover - Economy: Stellar growth defines one of the world’s most liberal economies - Energy: Tbilisi’s strategy to bind itself to western Europe rests on pipelines mehr
Economy: Ralph Atkins looks at a success story that has striking contrasts with neighbouring Germany - Banking: Eric Frey says the media focus on regulatory failures has left Vienna's wellregarded reputation unaffected - Guest Column: It is time that Austria acknowledged the fact that it has neighbours mehr
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