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The IMF remains fully functioning and operational, names interim head following Strauss-Kahn’s arrest

08:03 11:44 | broj komentara 0 | Emg.rs

The IMF said on Sunday its No. 2 official, John Lipsky, will step in as acting managing director of the global institution in the absence of IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn, who is charged with sexual assault. Concerns are growing that Greece will fail to hit IMF imposed targets

Somali piracy costs $8.3bn a year, report says

11:18 | broj komentara 0 | MIA

Piracy off the Somali coast costs the international community up to $8.3bn (£5.1bn) a year, a new report from the Geopolicity consultancy estimates, BBC reports.

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