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China has familiar motives for its space programme.
Murky science over a controversial chemical may trigger tighter regulation.
NATO will boost its presence in the Baltic, following Russia's war with Georgia.
Rwanda's leader finds a novel way to boost legitimacy.
Lehman brothers can escape ruin, but other institutions may not share its luck.
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International: Oil price collapse
Wednesday, September 17
Foreign interest in Libya is as strong as ever, despite the eccentricities of its policy-making.
A: Not in practice -- it was moribund already.
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The privatisation of Fannie and Freddie was well-handled, but the ultimate cost is unknowable.
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