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A science writer addresses commonly asked questions
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A Retreat from Great Europe? – Part I

After the French "Non," the EU will have difficulty in reforming the economy or expanding the Union
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How to Jump-Start the WTO

Rich nations must show leadership by opening their doors to developing country farm products
Susan Ariel Aaronson
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Can China Be Contained?

In a close-knit world, pressuring Beijing could have unintended consequences
Jeffrey E. Garten
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Reviving an Old Dream of Afro-Asian Cooperation

Fifty years after the Bandung meeting, a prosperous Asia is better placed, but many hurdles remain
Thomas Abraham
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Tangled Threads of Protectionism – Part I

Production quotas have hurt more than helped US and European textile industries
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Better Late Than Never

India realizes that allowing foreign direct investment is good for citizens and non-citizens alike
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Nafta May Have Saved Many Autoworkers’ Jobs

Ending NAFTA would help the Chinese auto industry
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The State of the United States

US citizens complain about the economy and politics, yet fail to inform themselves on issues or vote
Richard N. Haass
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The Death of Berta Cáceres

More than 200 groups worldwide call for an investigation of the murder and corruption in Honduras
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The End of Globalization?

Low commodity prices discourage global trade, with rebalancing from emerging economies to industrial powers
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