The World Is Adrift as Nations Skirmish

However powerful, nations can’t protect themselves without protecting the globe
Kishore Mahbubani
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Diasporas Shape Politics Back Home from Afar

Global communications make transnational engagement from diasporas a growing force
Terrence Lyons, Peter Mandaville
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Endgame for Afghanistan

Iran and other regional neighbors are indispensable for smooth transition in Afghanistan
Sreeram Chaulia
November 17, 2010

The G20: Captive in the Prison of Mercantilism

The G20’s failure to take action on coordinating economic policies risks global stability
Ernesto Zedillo
November 13, 2010

US in Asia: Seeking Partners at a Troubled Time – Part II

Obama, more popular in Asia than at home, may find foreign-policy opportunities
Bruce Stokes
November 12, 2010

US in Asia: Seeking Partners at a Troubled Time – Part I

Obama seeks India as strategic partner and career builder
Ashok Malik
November 10, 2010
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Fuel subsidies, laws that limit foreign investment hamper development
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Thailand’s Ultra-Monarchists Export Vigilante Justice

Harsh lèse-majesté laws do not prevent king from being targeted
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Beijing Puts Hong Kong Business on Alert

International firms divided over China’s decision to approve candidates for 2017 election
Chris Dodd
September 1, 2014

Thai Junta Chief Nominated to Be Prime Minister

He promises quick turnaround on education for voters and foreign investors
James Hookway
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Global Warming Denial Rears Ugly Head Around the World, In English

Skeptics are few, but loud in Australia, Canada, UK and US
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