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latest news & developmentsEurozone crisis is the biggest threat to the global economy
The OECD says the eurozone’s debt crisis is the biggest threat to the global economy and a break-up of the currency zone can no longer be ruled out.
Emerging economies need to tackle inequalities urgently
Recent social unrest in places like Tunisia highlights why countries should not disregard people’s desire to share in the benefits of economic growth.
UN warns about climate change action costs
The cost of meeting the world’s target for global warming could rise by half if current pledges under the UN to cut carbon emissions are not improved.
US counterparts missing their mark in debt crisis
A peer review report has shown the need for greater coordination among US departments in solving their debt crisis.
Post-crisis, it’s business as usual
The counter-revolution in economics is almost complete, writes <b>Larry Elliott</b>.
Glencore allegedly dodges taxes
Commodities trader Glencore International is allegedly using dubious tax practices at its Zambian operations, media reports say.
Survey reveals US fares poorly in child welfare
The United States has some of the industrial world’s worst rates of infant mortality, teenage pregnancy and child poverty.
Job losses prompt action
Policymakers facing mounting job losses prepared new measures to ease the pain on Monday.