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1. Sweden leads the way on innovation February 7, 2012

Innovation rankings show the EU trailing behind the US, Japan and South Korea. Sweden was the highest-ranked EU member state in this year's Innovation Union Scoreboard,...

2. The decline of the West revisited February 6, 2012

The West can no longer dictate the agenda, but its decline is not irreversible. Since the publication in 1918 of the first volume of Oswald Spengler's “The decline of the...

3. The libertarian and the lobbyists February 5, 2012

A study suggests that the influence of lobbyists on financial legislation in the US is staggering. In the three years since the global financial crisis erupted, two dominant...

4. Trade fails to live up to expectations February 2, 2012

India's economy keeps on growing but its place on the list of the EU's trading partners has barely moved. The European Union's relations with India are curiously...

Trade fails to live up to expectations

5. Parliament urged to block EU-US data-sharing deal February 2, 2012

Deal ‘violates' EU privacy and data-protection rules, but Commission claims ‘robust privacy' for passengers A European Parliament draft report will urge MEPs to reject an...

Parliament urged to block EU-US data-sharing deal

6. On the frontline of climate change February 2, 2012

India has been an important player in global climate talks, but lost its way in Durban last year. India has been considered a skilled negotiatior in international climate...

On the frontline of climate change

7. A crisis in capitalism? Not yet February 2, 2012

Some people may blame capitalism for the financial crisis, but the blame lies elsewhere. “Capitalism in crisis” was the vogue term being bandied about at the

A crisis in capitalism? Not yet

8. The time is right to challenge the regime in Russia January 19, 2012

Protesters are back on the streets of Moscow, but the rest of the world does not seem to care. Twenty years ago, the new democratic leaders of Russia were left to be dragged...

9. Inching away from democracy? January 19, 2012

Observers fear rise of ‘illiberal democracy'. European Union officials are increasingly worried that Turkey might be drifting in the direction of authoritarianism. A wave...

Inching away from democracy?

10. Latin lessons for Europe January 19, 2012

Latin America's financial woes led to a ‘lost decade'. The situation in Europe today looks much worse. Turning-points are easy to identify with hindsight, but not in real...

Latin lessons for Europe

11. EU could benefit from US's Pacific focus January 19, 2012

Last year was a big year for US trade policy and 2012 could be more active still. In its first two years in office, the administration of US President Barack Obama was...

EU could benefit from US's Pacific focus

12. BASF to end GM crop production for the EU January 16, 2012

German firm says hostility from consumers is the reason for the move. German chemical company BASF today (16 January) announced that it is stopping production of genetically...

BASF to end GM crop production for the EU

13. Saving face and peace in the Gulf January 15, 2012

The West and Iran are playing with fire. So turn to Brazil and Turkey for help. The West and Iran are playing a dangerous game. In the past ten days, Iran threatened to close...

14. EU leads on Iran – but where else? January 12, 2012

The EU's foreign and security policy often lacks an effective response. For most of the past decade, the European Union has provided leadership in efforts to stop Iran...

15. Schadenfreude capitalism January 12, 2012

Leaders have gloated over the failings of others' economies – only to see their own economies slip on banana skins. The protracted financial and economic crisis discredited...

Schadenfreude capitalism

16. Mid-Atlantic law? January 12, 2012

European law is encouraging the spread of a European variant of US-style adversarial legalism. Alfred Denning, one of Britain's most famous jurists, once stated “when we...

Mid-Atlantic law?

17. Emissions row could get dirty January 5, 2012

US authorities strongly object to ETS changes. Passengers to lose out as airlines plan to spread the cost The US government and airlines have not given up their...

Emissions row could get dirty

18. The decline and fall of the euro? January 5, 2012

The eurozone's policy-making, not its economic fundamentals, are the real threat to the single currency. Great empires rarely succumb to outside attacks. But they often...

The decline and fall of the euro?

19. After Kim Jong-il December 29, 2011

Can China be helped to abandon the tortured fiction that there is some kind of future for a reformed North Korea? In one sense, the death of North Korean leader Kim Jong-il...

20. The British ‘Non' December 21, 2011

Twice in the past, a British ‘No' has pushed European monetary union forward. At the European Union summit on 8-9 December, British Prime Minister David Cameron vented...

The British ‘Non'

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