Taiwan, Thorn in China’s Side, Gets New Attention

Taiwan issue underscores limits of power for the US and China – and the calcification of international policymaking
Mark Harrison
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Wanted: Equal Opportunity Globalization

Populists blame Asia’s high growth rates for economic woes rather than policies that reinforce inequality at home
Branko Milanovic
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China's Leaders Consolidate Power

China’s Communist Party gives Xi Jinping new title,“core" of leadership, to speed economic and military reforms
Frank Ching
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Unlike the West, India and China Embrace Globalization

Pew Global Attitudes Survey: Indians, Chinese are content with growing integration of their nations into world economy
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End of the Road for the Non-Aligned Movement?

The once-powerful Non-Aligned Movement’s struggle to remain relevant was evident in failed summit in Venezuela
Harsh V. Pant
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Rise of Right-Wing Populism: A Manifesto for the Moderate Left

An economist offers a path forward for liberals to respond to rising right-wing anger and populism
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Netanyahu Indicted: Times of Israel

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