Reviving an Old Dream of Afro-Asian Cooperation

Fifty years after the Bandung meeting, a prosperous Asia is better placed, but many hurdles remain
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Rising Dragon and the American Eagle – Part I

China's growing economic power and diplomatic clout may portend a turning of the tide against the US in Asia
David Shambaugh
April 20, 2005

Indian Diplomacy Energized by Search for Oil

But some suppliers will bring more than oil: possible discord with other major partners
Pramit Mitra
March 14, 2005

China Can Gain from Unshackling its Currency

Washington's pressure may be unwelcome, but a revaluation of the renminbi could ultimately benefit China
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April 8, 2005

Dealing with a Declining Dollar – Part II

If Washington fails to rein in the budget deficit, international bond buyers might force a painful adjustment
David Dapice
February 9, 2005
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Washington and the Argentine Default

US judge blocks Argentina from paying bondholders who agree to settlement
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Is the United States In or Out on Globalization?

US Congress drives inversions by avoiding tax reform
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August 28, 2014

Companies Fear Radical Turn in Argentina

Distrust over foreign business practices runs high
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Banks Cash In on Inversion Deals Intended to Elude Taxes

Public who pays attention is outraged by legal maneuvers
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China Plays a Big Role as US Treasury Yields Fall

Analysts are scratching their heads
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