A New Era in EU-ASEAN Relations?

European Commission proposal full of good intentions, but it may not find support at home.
Shada Islam
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Is Iraq Becoming a New Vietnam? - Part Two

Not necessarily, but a three-pronged approach could prevent the rise of active resistance
Timothy Carney
July 16, 2003

Is Iraq Becoming a New Vietnam? - Part One

Danger lies in a new hybrid of terrorism and Vietnam-style guerilla warfare
Orville Schell
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Is the Sun Setting on US Dominance? – Part I

Expect Asia to replace the US as the world’s dominant economic force
Joergen Oerstroem Moeller
February 27, 2008

Is the Sun Setting on US Dominance? – Part II

Presiding over a network of powerful regional alliances, the US can maintain its preeminence
Jiang Qian
February 29, 2008

Beijing Olympics: Shadow Over a Coming-Out Party

China’s human-rights abuses and controversial foreign policy could overshadow the games
Paul Mooney
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Seeking Business, Cuomo Heads to Cuba With a New York Trade Delegation

US Congress must approve lifting full trade embargo, and businesses could apply pressure
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China Halts New Policy on Tech for Banks

The move is but a small delay in the country’s regulations for the internet
Paul Mozur and Jane Perlez
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Words of Concern, Walls of Deterrence: Refugees Pushed Out to Sea

NGO launches its own search-and-rescue operations in the Mediterranean
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April 20, 2015

South Africa: Xenophobia in South Africa - a Lack of Visionary Leadership

Hatred follows migration fueled by conflict, corruption, poverty and climate change
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President Obama Rebuilds Latin American Policy

Improving US relations with Cuba could expand cooperation throughout region
Jim Wyss and Mimi Whitefield
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