Xinjiang – Where China’s Worry Intersects the World

Regional instability adds to concerns about restive Muslim minority
Christopher M. Clarke
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China and Google: Searching for Trouble – Part II

Advantage China for now, but it can’t stop the march of globalization
Jeffrey Garten
January 21, 2010

Terrorism’s New Avatars – Part I

Fighting Al Qaeda in Yemen is an important battle of a broader war
Bruce Riedel
January 7, 2010

Between China and India: Is Tibet the Wedge or Link?

Reconciling faith with the forces of globalization remains the challenge
George Yeo
September 8, 2009

Lessons of Failed States: Rebuilding Sierra Leone and Liberia

Temporary suspension of sovereignty may be a necessary ingredient to revive failed states
Humphrey Hawksley
August 20, 2009

What About the BRICs?

More mortar is needed to make the BRICs stick together
John Frankenstein
August 13, 2009
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Are Foreign NGOs Rebuilding Haiti or Cashing In?

Some NGOs invest in salaries and not rebuilding
Nathalie Baptiste
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Will Africa’s Growth Help Africa’s People?

Africa’s wealth is squandered, benefits only a few
Kanayo F. Nwanze
July 23, 2015

Can Beijing Make AIIB Transparent?

Infrastructure investment could help ease a slowdown in China’s economy
Nayan Chanda
July 2, 2015

Why the World Is Becoming the Un-Sweden

Theorists were right about global politics converging, but not toward social democracy
John Feffer
June 15, 2015

Can Authoritarian Capitalism Outlive Lee Kuan Yew?

Singapore's politics and economy may still be evolving
John Cassidy
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