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Brazil’s President Rousseff focuses on social transformation at home and cooperative foreign policy
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Differing Approaches to Immigration on Two Sides of the Atlantic

Fierce opposition to immigration festers in US and Europe – the US political backlash will be less severe
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Obama Travels to Asia, But Future of Trade Pact Is Uncertain

TPP critics are many: China, environmentalists, workers, politicians worry about corporate interests supplanting national control
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Shale Gas Helps Fracture US-Saudi Ties

Saudi Arabia is vexed at shifting balance of power as the US transforms into its competitor
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The US Economy Grows, But Jobs Don’t

Confounded by off-shoring and technology, macro-management does not produce job growth
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Debt Ceiling Redux?

Global markets would cheer if the US president ignores debt-ceiling law
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