focus
Focus reports – an event or current affairs issue is put under the spotlight for in-depth analysis.
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Croatia’s EU turning point
Croatia’s path from a war of independence as the former Yugoslavia broke up reaches a turning point this 1 July, when the new country…
26/04 12:17 CET -
Deauville: the new Davos for Women in business
Around a thousand participants from the world of business gathered in Deauville Northern France, for the eighth edition of the Women’s…
12/10/12 16:53 CET -
Deauville: “Rising Talents”
As part of the Women’s Forum in Deauville, one particular section was dedicated to young talent. “Rising Talents” is a…
12/10/12 17:40 CET -
Venezuela reaches for new tourism heights
The highest peaks in Venezuela are at the centre of an ambitious re-building programme. As part of an effort to reconstruct the…
25/09/12 15:37 CET -
Focus: Yeongam gears up for South Korean Grand Prix
In 2010, the quiet town of Yeongam in South Korea was shaken by the…
17/09/12 10:51 CET -
Cairo police alarm at growing illegal arms trade
Cairo in the daytime is mostly only dangerous for its crazy traffic and choking pollution, even if a lack of law and order since last…
09/08/12 14:08 CET -
Focus: maintaining Monza’s allure
Monza in Italy is one of the world’s oldest race tracks. Located inside a walled park just outside Milan, the circuit was built in 1922…
02/08/12 16:01 CET -
Four regions weather the economic storm
The gentle summer song of road diggers has never been more welcome in Europe! It is music to the ears in these times of economic crisis…
11/07/12 10:54 CET
Previous editions
- Taking the pulse of medical tourism in South Korea
- Europe’s foreign investment forecast
- Annual Tunisia forum courts foreign investors
- A new perspective on Africa
- New York Forum founder talks Africa ahead of Gabon meet
- Dancers in South Korea embrace the ocean
- Yeosu Expo, sustaining ocean life
- Expo 2012 aims to boost tourism in Yeosu
- TV: the dinosaur of the digital age?
- Changing tourism in Latin America
- EU Summit maps out the future for cities
- New Iranian parliament ‘less likely to compromise’


