US Dollar Reigns Supreme for Developing World

The developing world fails to enact structural reforms, cannot borrow in their currencies, and depends on the US dollar
Will Hickey
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Melting of Arctic Ice Opening Up New Routes to Asia

Christoph Seidler, Gerald Traufetter
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Alaska Airport Is a Big Link for the Global Supply Chain

The subarctic airport in Anchorage airport is a natural place for refueling and ranks fourth in world for air cargo
Will Swagel
January 5, 2017

Human Smuggling: Ruthless Crime or Invaluable Service?

The most desperate migrants seek help from smugglers and attract global sympathy – a dilemma for governments
Joseph Chamie
December 22, 2016

OPEC Cobbles a Deal, But Cannot Hide Decline of Saudi Power

OPEC and Russia agree to limit production, but deal may not hold – Saudi influence fades as oil cartel loses dominance
Chris Miller
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Wanted: Equal Opportunity Globalization

Populists blame Asia’s high growth rates for economic woes rather than policies that reinforce inequality at home
Branko Milanovic
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US Intelligence Coup: Washington Post

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