Burma Ready to Play Ball With US

US puts new focus on Burma amid US-Chinese rivalry in Asia and the Pacific
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Global Implications of China’s Challenges – Part II

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Global Implications of China’s Challenges – Part I

Many of China’s challenges center on rising expectations in the face of increasing competition
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End of an Affair? City of London and EU in Bitter Acrimony

London’s financial circle and the UK chafe at EU regulations
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India Not Shining Any More

India’s reversal on FDI in retail trade exposes weak governance that paralyzes global success
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A Global Consensus to Rise and Occupy

Protesters around the globe connect, lashing out at inequality, cronyism and dysfunctional governments
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The government confronts instability and US leadership transition
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Is A Trump Presidency Really a Big Win for Putin?

Unpredictability could pose problems for Russia
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Donald Trump and the Coming Test of International Order

International order rests on alliances, an open global economy, and liberal institutions
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China and Russia Take the Helm of Interpol

The organization's motto is “connecting police for a safer world”
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