International

Growth divide damages world trade and heightens tensions over monetary policy and currency trends

New technologies and regulations are reshaping manufacturing, particularly in the automotive sector

Some increased shipments in the second half of 2015 will not alleviate a longer-term capacity glut

Civil nuclear power generation will remain constrained by high costs and competition from cheap oil and gas

Battling droughts will come to rely on technology, with California's present experience as a leading example

Preparatory meetings for COP21 are taking place in Bonn

As public services are increasingly outsourced, new challenges are arising

Iron ore prices have fallen sharply in the commodities slump, with large ramifications for exporters