US in Asia: Seeking Partners at a Troubled Time – Part II

Obama, more popular in Asia than at home, may find foreign-policy opportunities
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India and China Take Different Roads to World Leadership – Part I

An old master of globalization, India leads developing nations
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Silicon Valley Expats Spur Innovation in India

A new diaspora of tech workers takes off in search of opportunity
Sean Randolph
September 2, 2010

Maoist Insurgency Trips Up Rising India

Mining, critical for India’s growth as a global power, erodes traditional livelihoods and fuels armed struggle
Eric Randolph
July 29, 2010

Smaller Dragon Takes Global Strides

The lure of trade, more than military battering, transformed Vietnam
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July 8, 2010

Thailand’s Red Tide

Violence in Thailand could affect regional politics and global food prices
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April 30, 2010
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India’s Education Deficit

Modern workplaces confront a skills mismatch
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US Airstrike Against Taliban Leader Crossed a Pakistani “Red Line”

Some targets are too big and tempting
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American Apathy: Voters’ Aversion to Foreign Entanglements Bodes Ill for Stability in Asia

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are the presumptive nominees, and Bernie Sanders still wins states
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Philippines’ Next President: Implications for ASEAN

Voters select bluster over government expertise
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"My Name Is Sadiq Khan and I'm the Mayor of London"

Great cities and nations inspire with their welcomes for immigrants and integration
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