Al Jazeera Blogs

<p>China sees red as US legislators&nbsp;clamour for revaluation of the Chinese currency.</p>

<p>Falklands' prospective oil wealth is a certain lure for both the UK and Argentina, who are at odds over the South Atlantic island.</p>

<p>Its shameful that grown men should try to undermine and use fan pressure to drive out the Glazers.</p>

The Dynamite Prize for Economics has been awarded.

<p>The conservatice radio host is questioning the impartiality of the US&nbsp;government in the whole Toyota recall affair. After all,&nbsp;it owns a tenth of Chrysler and almost two-thirds of General Motors.</p>

<p>The issuing of a subpoena for Toyota by a US court opens the way for possible criminal charges and marks a further twist in the tale of the company's recent woes.</p>

<p>The field of economics has long been home to a suprisingly diverse and antagonistic collection of minds, but you wouldn't really know it, given the way the Friedman school of monetarism has dominated the mainstream recently.</p>

<p>Are bizarre economic commentaries flooding the blogosphere&nbsp;just as&nbsp;President Obama&nbsp;resumes his healthcare battles?</p>

<p>Europea&nbsp;should pay close attention to Greece's problems, or risk having international investors turn their attentions&nbsp;to&nbsp;other members' national debts.</p>

<p>After the Japanese company's boss bowed to public pressure, will the world's biggest carmaker be able to keep market share?&nbsp;</p>