Globalization and God – Part I

A shrinking world might require an ethical code for the politics of religious exchange
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Viewed From Chinese Border, North Korea Is More Curiosity Than Threat

Confident in their government’s ability to control an old ally, the Chinese remain unruffled about North Korea’s nuclear program
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A Clash of Civilizations in Europe?

Sensitivity over every perceived slight to religion pits Islam against European secularism
Patrick Sabatier
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The Jihad and the West – Part I

Jihad is ultimately political action that can be influenced by dialogue and negotiations
Riaz Hassan
September 21, 2006

How to Deal With NGOs – Part II, Russia

President Putin is gracious with some NGOs and harsh with others
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How to Deal With NGOs – Part I, China

Mindful about political unrest, China keeps a close watch on its NGOs
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Saudis Behead an Indonesian Maid

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Nation of the Forest

In Bhutan, flexibility leads to happiness and preservation of values
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China Establishes New Internet Regulator

China, overseeing huge internet growth, creates super-regulatory agency with confusing jurisdiction
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Ai Weiwei's Incarceration Stumps German Culture Vultures

China boosts Ai Weiwei’s international acclaim with detention and censorship
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