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Obama’s Middle East Challenge – Part I

Obama wows the Arab world by breaking new ground on the Israel-Palestine question
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India’s Election Shows Equitable Globalization Can Succeed

Democracy and development are winners in the election
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Democracy May be the Best Ally Against Pakistan's Extremists

The international community must respect that democratic decisions from Afghanistan and Pakistan may diverge
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The World Looks to Obama – Part II

The Chinese cheer the Democratic victor with a wary eye on his trade policy
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