Sharing the world's corporate carrion

Article Abstract:

When huge international companies go bankrupt it can be very chaotic because each country has its own form of insolvency administration. Creditors of the Maxwell media empire and the Bank of Credit and Commerce International, must cope with both American and British jurisdiction.

Laws, regulations and rules, International aspects, Bankruptcy law, Business failures, Assignments for benefit of creditors

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Sharing power is hard to do

Article Abstract:

The city of Herat, Afghanistan, is an example of the problems facing the whole country in trying to establish a stable, post-Taliban government. Ethnic groups including Shia Tajiks, Sunni Tajiks and Hazaras are all clamouring to share in the new government headed by Ismail Khan.

Political aspects, Afghanistan, Race relations, Herat, Afghanistan (Province)

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Sharing out the land: Zimbabwe

Article Abstract:

The government of Zimbabwe is requiring the compulsory sale of commercial farm lands in order to increase ownership by native Africans. Agricultural production has been dwindling, which is making administration of the law difficult.

Farms, Agricultural policy, Zimbabwe

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