2012-01-27

UNESCO estimates that indigenous peoples make up five percent of the world’s population, but they often face the threat of losing their cultural

The shockwave sent out by the eurozone crisis is now hurting emerging economies like Brazil, Russia, and China. These were the very economies that

The car industry is an excellent economic bellweather as its health often a reflection of consumer confidence or economic vigour. So who better to

The eurozone crisis has plunged the world’s economy into the danger zone. Europe’s troubles are hitting the once robust growth of the big

Deals are not only sealed in private meeting rooms. A lucrative agreement can just as easily be made over a mouth-watering canapé at one of the

As the last opposition radio station in Budapest loses its licence, many fear the country is slipping from a liberal, to an authoritarian state. The

Politicians and business people like Davos because they can hold a months’ worth of meetings in just a few days without having to travel around the

U-talk this week carries a query posted on our Internet site: What is the purpose of the European Union’s rotating presidency?   To introduce the