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A protectionist stance for one industry at home only invites pleas from other industries and retaliation abroad
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China’s New Foray Into Latin America

Economic interaction is growing, but not the region’s knowledge about China
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Lessons Obama Can Learn from the Wily North Korean

Cooperation within the region could be key to ending North Korea’s nuclear program
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Terror in Mumbai: Two Faces of Globalization

Global economic integration depends largely on how India and the world deal with Pakistan and its radical Islam
Sadanand Dhume
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Terrorists Attacking Mumbai Have Global Agenda

Pakistan's LeT, not as well known as Al Qaeda, threatens India, the West and even Pakistan
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