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Westward Ho: Asians March Into Africa – Part I

To fuel its own growth, China emerges as Africa’s major trade partner
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Could ASEAN Drift Apart?

China’s growing influence in the Greater Mekong subregion risks splitting the organization
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Maoist Insurgency Trips Up Rising India

Mining, critical for India’s growth as a global power, erodes traditional livelihoods and fuels armed struggle
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China and India both face serious hurdles in boosting living standards for people
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“The Last Mile”: Laying the Political and Security Foundations First for Peace, Then Development

Poverty thrives in fragile states fraught with violence
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