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25 January 2012
Venezuela is set to leave the World Bank’s international arbitration body, the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID), saying disputes with foreign companies will be settled within its own...
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Venezuela is sitting on one of the energy sector’s biggest prizes – the heavy crude fields of the Orinoco Belt. But more than six years after the country first unveiled plans to develop the resource, which are vital to the country’s economy and needed by a thirsty global market, progress looks as far
The Japanese government has declared two reactors safe to restart. Now it must convince a traumatised Japanese public that nuclear remains the best route to recovery.