The Islamic World and the West: Recovering Common History

Europe overlooks long history of good exchanges with Arab-Islamic world and encourages defensive posture
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Islam – Up for Grabs

Islam has no centralized controls; any power-hungry despot can use religion as an excuse
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The Legacy of Tiananmen Square

Crackdown on June 4, 1989, cowed the Chinese people and the world, eroding democratic values
Johan Lagerkvist
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Renminbi Undervalued? Think Again

China resists further currency appreciation to remain competitive in manufacturing and job creation
Farok J. Contractor
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Jihad in Nigeria: Past Lives On

Jihad in Africa has long complicated foreign relations, and Muslims still struggle to define and control the quest
Lamin Sanneh
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Bali Boost: WTO Lives, Snatched for Now From Jaws of Defeat

Bali agreement, with many promises, is a start, but leadership and reform are required
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Argentina Omits Falkland Islands from Map; Online Uproar Swiftly Follows

Longstanding territorial disputes remain controversial
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Rethinking Labor Mobility

Mobility is not simply relocating, and requires new social and psychological mindsets
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