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Washington's policy differences with fledgling Korean democracy require deft handling by leaders on both sides
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Putin: Talk Like a Democrat, Walk Like an Autocrat

Economic realities and Western nudging may yet change his gait
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China's ‘Big Mamas' in a Quandary

Caught between the urge to repress and to make use of the Internet, Beijing sees its power eroded
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Kenya: Globalizing with Flowers

The country still has long way to go to integrate more profitably with the world
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Democracy Gains in Southeast Asia's Islamic Nations

Despite extremist threat, pluralism flourishes in Islamic Indonesia and Malaysia
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At Last, Justice Comes to Cambodia

Cold War politics overlooked genocide and other atrocities
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Gun-rights advocates shrug off statistics that show fewer guns reduce gun deaths
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As secrecy ends, communities form
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Mars May Be Banned From Selling M&M’s in Sweden

Two multinationals based in New Jersey tussle over “m” for candies sold in Sweden
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Battle Lines Against American Tech Giants

Regulators struggle to keep pace with innovations on global reach
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A Recipe for Disaster

Good governance is required to ensure fair distribution of globalization’s benefits
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