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Barack Obama: “We Are and Always Will Be a Nation of Immigrants”

The measures could shield about half of all undocumented immigrants from deportation
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Dueling Elections in Ukraine Test EU-Russian Ties

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The Political Implications of Latin America's Slowing Growth

Governments must manage political and social demands from new middle class
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China’s Biggest Political Challenge Since Tiananmen in 1989

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Afghanistan Has New President; Vote Totals Kept Secret

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