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The role of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Indonesia's recovery from the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis.

Zimbabwe appears to be on verge of implosion. While the president reaffirmed his grip on the country, the IMF maintained its suspension of aid to the impoverished nation.

Despite differences on regulation, APEC leaders meeting in Lima, Peru have resolved to work together to kick start the global economy after the recent financial crisis.

Ill-conceived policies of the World Bank and the IMF have had devastating consequences for the people of Africa.

The global financial environment has taken a huge hit in the past year. The G-20 is aiming to restore economic growth by increasing spending with strict IMF oversight.

The non-confidence vote of the Romanian Parliament, which determined the collapse of the Government, could produce long-term political instability.

In 2002, Argentina defaulted on foreign debt, triggering the "Argentine Crisis." Will the 2009 Argentine government debt restructuring plan change foreign affairs?

The G20 (Group of 20) summit ended with deal that sees $1 trillion in new money for the global economy. The agreement included new regulations on tax havens and banks.

Facing an economic calamity brought on by the profligate behaviour of financial institutions, legislators are running up massive debts.

Is it true that ethical shoppers have to choose between action to reduce global warming and steps to end world hunger?

The global financial crisis continues and predictions are that wealthy economies may have to brace up to face the realities of the deepest Post-World War II recession.

The World Food Program committed $11.5 billion to the aid the food crisis, but still funding is stretched thin as 22 countries are vulnerable to the threat.

The combined effects of poor governance, corruption and conflicts have turned Africa's vast natural resource endowment into a curse rather than a blessing.

America's economy is still tops in terms of GDP & GDP per capita, but other countries including China, India & Russia continue to show strong gains.

The Global Recession is threatening food security, especially in developing countries as shrinking incomes and lack of access to food are increasing hunger and poverty.

The G-20 in an informal group of world leaders that come together annually to discuss global economic stability and strengthen global financial cooperation.

Financial advertising and commercials suggest that the share markets have bottomed out and in the same breath admit that no one knows when the bottom will be found.

Commercial bread, though expensive relative to wages, was a convenient breakfast food for the working urban population during the colonial era in Zimbabwe, then Rhodesia.

These key research resources will help international trade professionals keep up with the superabundance of trade statistics currently available on the Internet.

Did you ever wonder what country buys the most gold? What is the richest country?Or, how the US stands against other world economies? The answers are here.

At the end of the Cold War and following the rejection of its application to join the EC, Turkey turned towards Central Asia in search of a new direction.

The euro's significant exchange rate gain against the dollar and growth as a foreign reserve holding among central banks challenges the global dominance of the dollar.