Singapore's innovative electronic toll system manages traffic in the densely populated country -- at a cost.
Environment
Singapore curbs traffic with automatic tolls
OPEC cuts oil production after prices slump
Brendan Fitzsimmons of Medley Global Advisors discusses OPEC's decision to cut production by 1.5 million barrels a day.
With resources dwindling, energy dominates many political and economic debates. Our Interactive map illustrates worldwide distribution and consumption of natural resources like oil, natural gas and water.
China allows peasants to trade and rent land
Land reforms in China may transform the country's agriculture sector and alleviate rural poverty.
Vietnam resuscitates dying rivers
A Worldfocus contributing blogger calls a Vietnamese river a "receptacle for discharged waste water," which cannot be rehabilitated naturally.
Food prices punish rich and poor in India
All across India, people feel the effects of rising food costs, spiking inflation and lackluster harvests.
India bans smoking in public places
India plans to celebrate Ghandi's birthday tomorrow by implementing the world's largest smoking ban.
Ecuador overhauls constitution
Ecuador's new constitution includes provisions for increased presidential power, homosexual rights and nature preservation.
Critiquing the U.S.-India nuclear agreement
A Worldfocus contributing blogger assesses the consequence of the 123 Agreement for India and the United States.










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