The Globe’s Most Important Relationship

China, Japan and the US can better solve regional and global problems together than alone
Morton Abramowitz
January 8, 2008

US Immigration Policy Fritters Away Higher-Education Benefits

Close-minded immigration policy forces many US-educated foreign students to seek other pastures
Hassan Siddiq, Susan Froetschel
October 31, 2007

The Next Steps For Burma

The international community, including ASEAN, must press for a contact group and a truth commission
Amitav Acharya
October 26, 2007

Amber Light From the Party

Uncertainty of leadership succession enshrined by the Chinese Communist Party calls for caution
Pierre F. Landry
October 29, 2007

China and India: Same Globalization Road, Different Destinies

Ambitions of Asia's two giant emerging economies could lead to rivalry
Scott B. MacDonald
October 24, 2007

Cosmopolitan Masala: Diversity Enriches Us All

As immigrants innovate, business booms – an economist rejects criticism of cultural diversity
Philippe Legrain
November 16, 2007
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Dubai Housing Costs Soar

To attract needed labor, the city needs affordable housing
Matt Smith and Praveen Menon
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As Latin American Economic Growth Slows, Regional Economies Are at a Crossroads

Governments must address inequality, low education rate with 2.5 percent growth rate
Mimi Whitefield
June 20, 2014

China Trades Up in Latin America

Trade, investment build UN support for Chinese initiatives
Jill Richardson
June 6, 2014

Emerging Challenges: What's In Store for the New Global Powers

India, China, Brazil are confident global players; their citizens also expect more
Erich Follath
October 23, 2013

The Asian Overhang

Growth in once-strong emerging economies is sputtering
Nayan Chanda
August 8, 2013
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