Power Shift in China – Part I

Besieged by factions, China's leaders struggle with succession, reforms and worried foreign investors
Cheng Li
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US Battle to Revive Manufacturing – Part II

The US must do what’s routine for competitive economies – develop an industrial policy
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Will Bo’s Fall Presage Rise of China’s Reformers?

Ousting of ambitious Bo Xilai and advent of reformers would be welcomed by foreign investors
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BRICS Alliance Looking for Cement

Big emerging economies value relations with the US more than their loose alliance
Ashok Malik
April 2, 2012

Can Afghanistan and Pakistan Prop Each Other Up?

As NATO leaves, a last hope is that Afghans and Pakistanis try economic cooperation
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March 30, 2012

India Urged Again to Pursue Non-Alignment

The report, though, breaks new ground in proposing asymmetrical policy towards China
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March 26, 2012
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