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29. 01. 2008

(€) Azerbaijan 2007

Politics: This year sees a presidential election, but there are continuing worries about the democracy deficit and levels of corruption amid fears that stability has come at the expense of freedom - Infrastructure: The country wants to be a transit hub between east and west for road and rail traffic and for oil and gas pipelines, but its own basic services are in urgent need of repair - Foreign affairs: The "frozen conflict" with Armenia over the disputed enclave of Nagorno Karabakh is Azerbaijan's greatest foreign policy challenge as it displays greater confidence on the world stage mehr

13. 12. 2007

(€) Mexico 2007

Politics: Adam Thomson says that much of Mr Calderón's success is the result of his decision, barely a week into his presidency, to declare war on organised crime - The drug trade: Mexico's rise as a narcoticsproducer has worried authorities and led to a concerted effort by the Mexican government to crush cartels - Housing: Between 2000 and 2006, a quiet revolution took place characterised by a rapid expansion of the mortgage market - Trucking: US objections put a road freight scheme in peril - Mexico City: Laura Dixon says the former capital of grime is now a cultural hotspot mehr

12. 12. 2007

(€) Poland 2007

The economy: Consumers are spending, construction is booming and wages are rising - Schools: While the number of Poles in postsecondary schools has shot up, teacher numbers have stayed the same - Wroclaw: Where a grim slaughterhouse has been replaced by a gleaming shopping centre - Entrepreneurship: How to make money out of a lankhaired mutant assassin - Power generation: Up to 60 per cent of the country's plants will soon be obsolete mehr

11. 12. 2007

(€) Bosnia-Herzegovina 2007

Politics: Miroslav Lajcak, the new high representative, has faced some harsh realities - Energy: Coal reserves and hydroelectric potential could see the country become the main regional electricity exporter within five years - Economy: The recent stabilisation agreement is giving comfort to foreign investors - Security: Christian Jennings reports on the risk of further conflict - Forensics: The Sarajevobased scientists who are leading the world in DNAmatching mehr

10. 12. 2007

(€) Egypt 2007

Banking: The government is preparing to privatise a second large stateowned bank - Economy: The headline numbers are much improved - Politics: The succession to Hosni Mubarak is dominating debate to the exclusion of all else - Telecommunications: A second fixedline licence is to be offered next year - Foreign Policy: Cairo resumes a role as facilitator mehr

05. 12. 2007

(€) Saudi Arabia 2007

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

04. 12. 2007

(€) Germany 2007

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

03. 12. 2007

(€) Cyprus 2007

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

21. 11. 2007

(€) Uganda 2007

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

21. 11. 2007

(€) Turkey 2007

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