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Special Coverage > Politics in Depth > World Economic Crisis

Post-Elections: Algeria Economic and Political Challenges

Although the president controls the bulk of Algeria's political process, economic factors, like oil prices, could dramatically change Algeria's political landscape. Dr. Saidj Mustapha of Algeria's University examines how economy could force political change in Algeria.

European Immigrants' Stories: Before & After the Recession

The Financial System Reflects the Social System

Malaysia's Economic Experience (Analysis)

Meltdown Hits Iraq's Reconstruction

Not only war, but also the global economic crisis hits Iraq's reconstruction plans, crippling Iraq's ability to rebuild its destroyed infrastructure.

Meltdown Sends Bangladesh Workers Home 

Masum Khan boarded a plane heading to Malaysia a month ago with the hope of earning enough money to support himself and his family back home in Bangladesh.

World in "Great Recession": IMF

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) stressed that the world was in the grip of the "great recession," warning that Africans are at a particular risk from the global meltdown.

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“I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies"

 Thomas Jefferson.



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