Comment: Merkel’s stealthy plan for the euro, We can do bette...

 
 
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Friday September 13 2013
 
 
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Merkel's stealthy plan for the euro
 
The German chancellor grasps that there is more to leadership than rhetoric – look at how much trouble the US president is in
 
 
 
We can do better than the defunct FTT
 
Rather than fiddle with the FTT to make it legal, Brussels should put some order into different countries' bank levies
 
 
Moscow should learn from past mistakes
 
Putin's man might have won the election but the result shows that Moscow's authority has been weakened
 
 
China revisits a bloody era in its history
 
As in the 1950s, the anti-graft drive ties in with a 'rectification campaign'. Malicious ideas such as democracy must be erased
 
 
UK is set up for a better retirement
 
Without the coalition's pension changes, just over 13m people were going to see a fall in their living standards on retirement, writes Steve Webb
 
 
We need a bit more love on Wall Street
 
A little more curiosity, a little more concern and a little more commitment would have prevented an enormous mistake
 
 
Insane financial system lives post-Lehman
 
There are a host of developments that are at best counterintuitive and, at worst, dangerously bizarre
 
 
Berlusconi demise hits recession hopes
 
Tycoon is losing control over his own political fate following rejection of his final court appeal. But he could still bring the government down with him, if he chooses
 
 
The shaking up of Europe's old order
 
Successful financial disentanglement depends on how comprehensively the old order is broken down. Neither in Italy nor Spain is the outlook clear
 
 
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Opinion
 
Russia triumph does not start new cold war
 
Vladimir Putin can claim to have won this round of diplomacy but he cannot assume it is the harbinger of a new era, writes Richard Haass
 
 
 
Syria exposes the decline of US diplomacy
 
In recent decades the impulse in Washington has been to bomb, not engage. But this was not always the case, writes Kishore Mahbubani
 
 
 
 
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