BBC

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	Solution sought for bankrupt countries
	The IMF is proposing a bankruptcy process for countries who cannot pay their international debts. ť 87% relevance \| 30/09/2002 \| similar stories
	IMF tackles private sector
	The fragile state of the world's economy and alleviating poverty dominated the discussions but officials say action is needed. ť 96% relevance \| 30/09/2002 \| similar stories
	Analysis: IMF's 'state bankruptcy' plan
	The IMF's second-in-command is working on a proposal to allow crisis-hit nations to clear debts in an orderly way, reports the BBC's Andrew Walker. ť 96% relevance \| 29/09/2002 \| similar stories
	Finance chiefs called to action
	Lenders and donors meeting in Washington stress the need to move quickly, if global poverty and economic crisis are to be tackled. ť 95% relevance \| 29/09/2002 \| similar stories
	Washington bank protests resume
	Thousands of people are protesting for a second day in Washington, to coincide with World Bank and IMF meetings in the city. ť 96% relevance \| 28/09/2002 \| similar stories
	Mass arrests at anti-IMF demo
	Police in Washington arrest about 600 people as anti-globalisation activists protest at IMF and World Bank meetings taking place there. ť 92% relevance \| 27/09/2002 \| similar stories
	In pictures: Washington protests
	Anti-globalisation protesters and peace campaigners come up against 3,200 police in Washington as the World Bank and IMF meet. ť 85% relevance \| 27/09/2002 \| similar stories