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What next for Malaysia Airlines?
To lose one plane is an accident, to lose two … Continue reading
Charabanc to Cienfuegos
The slow coach journey from Havana to Cienfuegos offers a great opportunity to experience both the expanse of the Caribbean’s largest island and the expanse of economic reforms it so badly needs. Continue reading
Kim the Liberator?
Does Kim Jong-un want a war because he thinks he could win, or does he want a war because he knows he will lose? Continue reading
Mis-selling or Mis-buying?
Bought something you didn’t need recently? Apparently it’s not your fault “A group of disgruntled customers have today launched a class action suit against Apple for selling them over-priced gadgets for the last ten years. Eying a share of Apple’s … Continue reading
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The pensions trap
Abolishing the state pension would be a great policy Unfortunately it’s an impossible one to implement. While life expectancy has romped ahead in recent decades, the age at which citizens are entitled to live off the state for the rest … Continue reading
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Who killed Mostafa Ahmadi-Roshan?
The most likely explanation is usually the simplest Continue reading
The road to penury
Bailouts for bad investments aren’t just morally wrong, they won’t work either.
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Democracy is a Greek word
Greece’s finances kicked off the “Euro Crisis”. Democracy, if not beaten to it, will bring it to a conclusion. Continue reading