OUR briefing on tourism examines the impact the travel industry is having on the world's developing markets.
OUR briefing ahead of the World Cup explores the growth of football in the challenging markets of India, China and the United States.
OUR briefing on Europe's boat people this week ("For those in peril", here) and our cover leader ("Europe's boat people", here) will be of particular interest to our readers in Europe, Africa and the Middle East.
IN OUR briefing last week on women and the Arab awakening ("Now is the time"), we said that Rachid Ghannouchi, the leader of Tunisia's Nahda party, opposes the country's liberal code of individual rights, the Code of Personal Status, and its prohibition of polygamy.
As our briefing on Britain's biggest bank, HSBC, shows (see article), they have lots to do.
Our briefing also compared the safety record of nuclear power to the airline industry.
The tale of woe is rehearsed in more detail elsewhere in the paper (see our briefing).
Yet as our briefing this week explains (see article), the role of outsiders has been secondary.
One of the bad ones is its willingness to lock up its citizens (see our briefing).
Wage stagnation, as our briefing explains (see article), is not an exclusively British malaise.
"They are prone to being groupies," Frank had warned us during our briefing.
