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Libya’s defense minister withdrew his resignation hours after saying he was leaving office in protest at armed groups blockading ministries to force political change.
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The appointment of Armando Manuel as Angola’s finance minister boosts the legitimacy of the southern African nation’s $5 billion sovereign wealth fund, Markus Weimer of Control Risks Group said.
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Across the Yalu River dividing China and North Korea, towers that will support a sleek suspension bridge rise south of one that U.S. bombers targeted during the Korean War to prevent China from supplying its ally.
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Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah named Prince Khaled bin Bandar bin Abdulaziz as the next governor of Riyadh, handing one of the kingdom’s most important regional postings to the second generation of royals.
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Bloomberg's Rishaad Salamat speaks to Dane Chamorro, managing director of Control Risks Group, about the risks of investing in Myanmar.
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Malawi’s President Joyce Banda faces her biggest test since coming to power with nationwide protests planned against a currency devaluation and inflation.
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Mexican authorities blamed an oil pipeline explosion that killed 28 on criminals who lost control of the fuel as they attempted to siphon it off.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission extended the ability of asset-backed bond issuers to omit credit ratings from filings to comply with the Dodd-Frank financial reform act that became U.S. law in July.
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Vietnam’s arrest of a high-profile banking tycoon triggered the largest stock market drop in almost four years amid investor concern that it signaled wider vulnerabilities in the country’s financial system.
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Companies are reinforcing security at their facilities in the world’s trouble spots and reviewing evacuation plans after at least 23 workers were killed in an attack on a natural gas plant in Algeria.
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