Newsweek INT. The nonpartisan Economist Intelligence Unit says there's a 'moderate' chance the president could be forced from office.

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The Wall Street Journal Their re-entry into the labor force will help power a revival in growth over the next decade, a Harvard economist argues.

The Economist Will 2016 be a year of change for Indonesia? Join Jon Fasman, The Economist's South-East Asia bureau chief, for a live Q&A on Indonesia's future next Tuesday, February 16th. Submit your questions now

The Economist In 2015, The Economist Events brought together over 6,000 policymakers, innovative thinkers and business decision-makers for a series of discussions across Asia. In 2016 we'll be back with The Economist’s distinctive blend of intelligence and wit.

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The Wall Street Journal Asia's debt is a threat to the region's growth, and that's a problem for the rest of the world.

The Economist #Dailychart: The world’s ten most expensive cities are all found in Australia, Asia and Western Europe, according to the bi-annual cost of living index from the Economist Intelligence Unit. Singapore retains the top spot, while weak inflation and t Read more ... he yen's devaluation have pushed Tokyo and Osaka to 11th and 16th place respectively http://econ.st/1vYDUkt

NBC News The Economist Intelligence Unit released its top-50 list of the world's safest cities. The top three this year are all in Asia.