North Korean Nuclear Agreement: Back to the Future?

The Six-Party deal returns essentially to a past agreement with new promises for the future
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Iran-Saudi Arabian Embrace: A New Beginning?

History shows that when interests coincide, rivals tend to cooperate
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Who Should Foot the Bill on Climate Change?

Debate heats up over whether developing or developed nations should bear the costs
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Illegal Migration in the 21st Century

Despite efforts to legally regulate immigration, millions of people continue to seek passage to richer countries
Bertil Lintner
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Looking at History in the Light of Globalization

To make sense of an increasingly complex and interdependent world, historians have to approach their work from a new global perspective
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America’s China Worries – Part III

Growing Chinese presence in the Pacific islands unsettles locals and poses questions for the US
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US and UK leaders fail to heed history’s lessons on the benefits of globalization
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Donald Trump and the Coming Test of International Order

International order rests on alliances, an open global economy, and liberal institutions
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China and Russia Take the Helm of Interpol

The organization's motto is “connecting police for a safer world”
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Trump Gives Carbon Price Foes New Line of Attack

China and other countries view alternative energies as a means for economic growth
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Goodbye Globalization

Bulk of revenues for US multinationals like Apple, Intel, Exxon, Boeing comes from overseas
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