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All rights reserved. Advertising Info | Legal disclaimer | Accessibility | Privacy policy | Terms & Conditions | HelpProduced by =ECO PDF TEAM=Thanks xxmamaAbout sponsorship »About sponsorshipPolitics this weekFeb 8th 2007From The Economist print editionThe Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, whose job it is to try toassess what is happening to the atmosphere, published its fourth scientificreport on February 2nd. It concluded, in terms somewhat stronger than thethird report, that things are indeed getting hotter, and that mankind is, indeed,to blame. What to do about it will be addressed in other reports to be publishedlater this year.
See articleReutersThe European Commission said carmakers should be forced to increase thefuel efficiency of new cars by 20% within five years. Car companies said thetarget was an arbitrary figure and would lead to job losses in the EU asproduction moved elsewhere. See articleRussian prosecutors charged Mikhail Khodorkovsky, the former boss of the Yukos oil company and acritic of President Vladimir Putin, with laundering over $20 billion. Mr Khodorkovsky, who is alreadyserving an eight-year prison term for fraud, said the new charges were designed to prevent his earlyrelease.Italy's foreign minister, Massimo D'Alema, denounced as “unfortunate outside interference” a letter toan Italian newspaper from the ambassadors of America, Australia, Britain, Canada, the Netherlands andRomania.
The envoys had called on Italy to give greater support to the NATO mission in Afghanistan. SeearticleTwo French Muslim groups sued a satirical magazine for defaming the Prophet Muhammad by reprintingcartoons first published last year in Denmark. Nicolas Sarkozy, France's centre-right presidentialcandidate, gave his support to the magazine.Some 160,000 turkeys were gassed at a farm in Suffolk to stop Britain's worst outbreak of bird flu fromspreading. See articlePut it in perspectiveFlooding in Jakarta killed dozens of people and forced 340,000 to flee their homes. Indonesia is alreadystruggling with an outbreak of dengue fever and is still grappling with bird flu, which has killed fivepeople since the beginning of the year.Thailand's military-backed government sacked the national police chief, ostensibly for failing to catchthose who planted bombs in Bangkok on New Year's Eve.
Separately, the government decided to reopenBangkok's old airport, Don Muang, while it fixes the many faults found at the $4 billion Suvarnabhumiairport, opened only five months ago.Vietnam's government unveiled plans for a $33 billion rail link between the capital, Hanoi, and Ho ChiMinh City in the south.The design for a 40km (25-mile) atom smasher that will cost $8.2 billion was unveiled at a meeting inBeijing. Physicists want to discern one overarching set of laws that govern the universe and say themachine will help them make the discovery.
The International Linear Collider, as it is known, will notstart up until 2019 at the earliest and could be built in America, Japan or Switzerland.Adding it all upGeorge Bush sent his budget to Congress. The $2.9 trillion request asks for more funding for the militaryand reduces spending on health care and other domestic programmes over five years. It also forecastsreduced federal deficits that eventually reach a surplus in 2012.
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