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TANZANIA: Economic progress masks manufacturing woes
Tanzania has followed with success the prescribed policy suggestions of IMF-World Bank programmes...
TanzaniaISRAEL: Nuclear ambiguity likely to remain
IAEA Director-General Mohammed El Baradei visited Israel on July 6-8 to discuss civilian and...
IsraelMADAGASCAR: Lack of reconciliation prolongs crisis
The economy rebounded from its contraction following political turmoil in 2002, but recovery was...
MadagascarSIERRA LEONE: War Crimes Court faces hard task
Former Liberian president Charles Taylor will eventually face trial for his role in Sierra...
Sierra LeoneIRAN: IAEA rebuke defers nuclear crisis
Iranian officials said this week that Tehran will respond within days to last week's IAEA rebuke...
IranINTERNATIONAL/UN: Iraq challenges force return to UN
The approval on June 8 of Security Council Resolution 1546 brought to a close a tumultuous two...
InternationalLATIN AMERICA: ECLAC raises 2004 growth forecast
The UN Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean's recent reports show cautious...
Latin AmericaCENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC: Disintegration threat grows
It is more than one year since the coup that brought General Francois Bozize to power. Limited...
