World Expectations Lowered

Despite US partisan gridlock, many global citizens don’t see much difference in Republicans or Democrats
Bruce Stokes
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Economic Nationalism Rises in Indonesia

Counting on steady growth and its large economy, Indonesia shuts out foreign investors
John Berthelsen
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China’s New Flexibility on Foreign Intervention

Seeking global clout, China’s position on sanctity of sovereignty evolves
Johan Lagerkvist
May 29, 2012

What’s Next for Europe?

Europe’s voters punish incumbents who fawn over global financial markets
Alistair Burnett
May 23, 2012

A Global Economy in Danger

China, Europe, Japan, US – 70 percent of the global economy – require swift G20 intervention
Manu Bhaskaran
May 21, 2012

Asia as Global Leader – Not So Fast

Will Asia mimic bankrupt Western ideas, fall victim to hubris – or generate new, sustainable visions?
Ho Kwon Ping
May 14, 2012
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