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Meckel & Matthes review the outcome of the investment summit. Also: Why the protests in France reveal political failure. And a film about a con artist fascinates the USA.
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The Federal Government has for the first time invited international investors to a conference. Bert Rürup and Michael Hüther are discussing what this will achieve and whether Germany will remain a car…
The proposal to transfer five railway stations and the Dalat–Trai Mat railway line to Vietnam Railways promises to address longstanding issues and give the enterprise greater autonomy in investment
Andy Burnham wants to undo Brexit because he’s given on the supply side reforms Britain needs for growth, says Joseph Dinnage October is always grim. The temperature drops, the rain begins and the darkness sets in. This month is poised to be even drearier than usual. In a week’s time, we’ll have John Healey’s first Budget. Healey [...]
Brendan Rodgers will be doubly motivated for the latest round of the Saudi Pro League when Al Qadsiah face heavyweights Al Hilal on Friday. Al Qadsiah have emerged as the surprise league leaders this campaign after 10 games, one point ahead of Hilal who have played one match fewer due to the rescheduling of games.
