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Homosexuals reject policies that leave their status in economic and legal limbo
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Violence against Indian students, prompting review, could improve India-Australian ties
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Northeast India: Boiling Pot of International Rivalry – Part II

Border disputes are about recognition not land
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The French Burqa Ban: Culture Clash Unveiled

The burqa is a political garment
Sadanand Dhume
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Will Japan Emerge from its Shell? – Part I

Climate change is a good platform for Japan’s greater global intercourse
Edward J. Lincoln
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Confucius vs. Avatar: And the Winner is…

While the film on the philosopher flops, China restores Avatar to theaters
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The New South and the Economics of Taking Down the Confederate Flag

Leaders in the US South court multinational corporate investments and agree the flag must go
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China Is Building the Most Extensive Global Commercial Military Empire in History

China invests in constructing dams, highways, railroads and more infrastructure around globe
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Megacities Might Not Save the Planet After All

Inequality contributes to low energy use
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South Africa: Xenophobia in South Africa - a Lack of Visionary Leadership

Hatred follows migration fueled by conflict, corruption, poverty and climate change
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Creative Self-Disruption

In fast-changing sharing economy, entrepreneurs focus on consumer wants and efficiencies
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