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Recent assassinations betray how Bihar's much-praised Chief Minister - Nitish Kumar - is in bed with reputed criminals.
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Selection of Korean-born Jim Yong Kim draws criticism from other candidates over alleged US dominance of powerful post.
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Unexpected nomination by Obama for World Bank
Obama's World Bank nomination of a relatively unknown but highly regarded health specialist has surprised experts.
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Three in running for World Bank job
US nominates Jim Yong Kim for leadership of global lender, but Nigerian and Colombian candidates also in running.
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Shortlist for World Bank presidency
Tradition of US appointee taking helm of global lender faces challenge from emerging economies-backed candidates.
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US nominates health expert for World Bank job
Jim Yong Kim, a physician by training, comes as surprise pick for international financial institution's top job.
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African nations support nomination of Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala as emerging nations seek more say in how institution is run.
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Zimbabwe's 'black empowerment'
How will Zimbabwe's new empowerment laws affect the country's economy?
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China's economic transformation
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