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15.10.2008, 17:50

U.S. election: how will the poor vote?

Prosperity is more than just a dollar value. The vast majority of people live “average” lives, which are, practically by definition, “simple” lives. Nonetheless, figures can be illuminating. For instance, slightly more than a third

17.10.2008, 14:51

Russian retailers brace for impact of credit crunch

The liquidity crisis is spreading to Russia's retailers, forcing them to cut back on expansion and possibly a wave of consolidation. Just like the banks, retail players may also get support from the government – with First Deputy Prime Ministe

19.10.2008, 04:46

Icelanders hope for Russian cash

The past week has been a tough one for Iceland. The island of 300,000 people has so far been the most serious state victim of the global credit crunch. Its economy has nosedived after years of prosperity, with its banks virtually collapsed and currency de

22.10.2008, 05:14

Government rebuffs faltering rouble rumours after public rush for dollars

The Russian government has added $US 6.7 billion of liquidity to the markets and set aside the same amount for the next year in a bid to stabilise the economy. But despite Tuesday’s move there have been reports of some Russians buying dollars and euros in

Rouble protected 23.10.2008, 09:28

Putin rebuffs rumours of rouble devaluation

Vladimir Putin says exchanging roubles for dollars is a “doubtful venture” because of uncertainty over what the dollar could do next. The Russian Prime Minister was speaking in an attempt to calm fears over the stability of the currency which

06.11.2008, 12:43

Refugees lost at sea ate dead friend to survive

A group of migrants turned to cannibalism in a desperate bid to stay alive after their boat was cast adrift in the Caribbean. Four people out of 22 made it through the two-week ordeal.

28.11.2008, 18:16

The Economist: Russians die out, immigrants take their place

The population is dalling catastrophically, life expectancy is not rising and in the regions “social and economic deserts” are huge, reports British weekly magazine The Economist. The number of citizens of working age will only decrease, and i

Immigrants the scapegoats of economic woe

Published: 19 October, 2008, 12:53


With the financial crisis raging, and the threat of recession looming, the British government says it can’t support immigration at its current level. Political analyst John Bourke looks into the implications of the move.

 
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