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The Middle East: US Moves Out, China Moves in?
Ahead of Vali Nasr's June 17 discussion on the U.S. and China in the Middle East, what are the signs that China will step in to fill the void left by U.S. reluctance to engage further in the region?
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Obama in Asia
On his first tour of Asia, President Barack Obama pledges greater US engagement in the region. View slideshow.
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Discuss: What is the most important issue President Obama will discuss with Chinese President Hu?
On the eve of Obama's trip to Beijing, what issue should be on top of the agenda when he meets with Chinese President Hu Jintao? Share your thoughts.
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When China Rules the World
As China, India and other Asian nations ascend, the West will be confronted with the fact that its institutions and values are no longer the predominant model.
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When China Rules the World
As China, India and other Asian nations ascend, the West will be confronted with the fact that its institutions and values are no longer the predominant model.
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An Important Opportunity for India and the US
Buoyed by a strong electoral mandate and a resilient economy, India's PM visits the US.
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An Important Opportunity for India and the US
Buoyed by a strong electoral mandate and a resilient economy, India's PM visits the US.
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Obama's Asian Odyssey
President Obama faces as many pitfalls as opportunities at a slew of meetings with Asian leaders this November.
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Being Indian, Being Israeli
What happened to thousands of Indian Jews who emigrated to Israel from Bombay, Calcutta, and Cochin.
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Sanctions in the North Korean Context
U.S. Treasury representative and North Korea experts debate the role sanctions have to play in influencing the isolated nation.
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Trading with Kim
A report finds that the way to Kim Jong Il's heart is through his market.
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