Asia Times Food bill comes in for liberalization | By Aileen Kwa GENEVA - The high food prices that have sparked riots in parts of the developing world from Indonesia, India and Bangladesh to Cameroon, Ivory Coast and Haiti should come as no surpris... (photo: Creative Commons / Victor Szalvay)
Common Dreams Food Crisis Symptom of Dubious Liberalisation | GENEVA - The high food prices that have sparked riots in many parts of the developing world - from Indonesia, India and Bangladesh to Cameroon, Cote d'Ivoire and Haiti - should come as no surprise. ... (photo: WN / Sweet Radoc)
The Australian UBS commits to local operation | AUSTRALIA'S largest investment banking operation is "absolutely" not for sale and its owner, Switzerland's UBS, will not spin off its global investment bank division despite speculation following $U... (photo: AP Photo) AustraliaBankingCompanyInvestmentPhotos
Turkish Press Italian PM vows bipartisanship | Italy's new conservative Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi has adopted a conciliatory tone with a pledge to reach out to the left-wing opposition and to turn the country... (photo: (AP /Luca Bruno)) GovernmentItalyMinisterPhotosPolitics
The Boston Globe EU ministers discuss Myanmar aid | BRUSSELS, Belgium—EU foreign policy chief Javier Solana says officials must use all diplomatic means to convince Myanmar's military leaders to let in more emergen... (photo: EC) BelgiumEUMyanmarPhotosUN
