Crisis and Response – Part II

Afraid that a foreign presence would embolden citizens to protest, the Burmese junta limits access to the disaster area
Bertil Lintner
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Lonely at the Top

Two years after September 11, the US is still blind to the perils of imperial isolation.
Clyde Prestowitz
September 13, 2003

Why China Should Not Revalue Its Currency

Blunting China's export drive could stall an engine of world economic growth and bring instability.
Linda Lim
September 12, 2003

Pakistan’s New Tack on Fighting Terror

By setting consistent ground rules, Pakistan could win public support for war on terror
Ashley J. Tellis
May 9, 2008

China Ascendant – Part II

Virulence of nationalism – of China and others like India – does not bode well
Pranab Bardhan
April 28, 2008

Moving Money from One Pocket to Another

Will the EU's new farm reform package bolster its position in the WTO?
Shada Islam
August 1, 2003
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The ISIS March Continues: From Ramadi on to Baghdad?

The US and Iraq quarrel over use of Iranian-backed militias
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In Modi’s Mongolia Pivot, a Test of Indian Soft Power

No nation can plan on replacing China’s role in the Mongolian economy
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May 20, 2015

Calls to Punish China Grow

US officials struggle how to respond to aggression in the South China and East China seas
Josh Rogin
May 13, 2015

An Uneasy Friendship

The crisis in Ukraine and western sanctions drive Russia closer to China
May 11, 2015

Doubtful Result Will Endanger UK's Global Role

British reticence over EU membership alarms the business community
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