Afghan election dispute mounts
The FT's Michael Peel reports on the deepening crisis gripping Afghanistan following a disputed presidential election.
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For those who stand strong for the nation, the bob Central Government Employees Salary Account stands strong for them.
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Oil industry excited about Arctic | FT Business Notebook
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The frozen north is estimated to hold 30 per cent of the world's undiscovered gas and...
Fighting between Israel and Hamas escalates
The civilian death toll in the Gaza Strip is climbing as Israel continues its campaign against Islamist militants, attacking homes of suspected activists in...
Iraqis volunteer to fight Isis
Iraq is recruiting volunteers to fight Isis. Borzou Daragahi, Middle East and North Africa correspondent, reports on the project and the thinking behind it.
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More ifs than butts
Reynolds American and Lorillard are finalising a deal to bring together two of the three giants of the US tobacco industry. Lex's Oliver Ralph...
Sapin on France’s problems
Michael Stothard, Paris correspondent, talks to French finance minister Michel Sapin about the problems facing the country, the strong euro and what the government's...
China considers reducing intervention in currency market
China's Central Bank Governor Zhou Xiaochuan says that the country will also increase the yuan's flexibility.
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Total — still upbeat on Russia
The Ukrainian conflict may be turning in Kiev's favour, but the spotlight is still on Moscow. There's talk of tougher sanctions on Russia if...
Who’s the fairest index of all?
Most active fund managers fail to beat their benchmark index. But it's worse than that. That benchmark is often weighted by market value, meaning...
