A Tahrir Square Moment in India
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One activist, and an angry middle class, rallied to protest India’s endemic corruption.
Westward Ho: Asians March into Africa — Part II
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China, India and Brazil target Mozambique for energy and strategic reasons
Westward Ho: Asians March into Africa, Part I
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To fuel its own growth, China emerges as Africa’s major trade partner.
A Tryst with Destiny
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Calamity also offers a stricken Japan the possibility of a rebirth.
Libya Exposes Fault Lines in the Mediterranean – Part I
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As China and India demonstrate military preparedness, Europe dithers.
Libya Exposes Fault Lines in the Mediterranean – Part II
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In the volatile Middle East, successful intervention requires respect for Arab public opinion.
The World’s Responsibility to Protect Libyans
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The international community ignores its blueprint for halting atrocities in Libya.
Libya: When Bombs Fall and Allies Fall Apart
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The no-fly zone over Libya divides many, from the Arab League to the UN.
Promoting Justice and Protecting the Environment in Asia
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Kala Mulqueeny is an energy and environment lawyer at the Asian Development Bank in the Philippines. Among other things, she works on environmental courts, sustainable electricity and water regulation, and carbon capture and storage regulation, and is active on these issues all over Asia.
Surprising But True, US Exports Are Growing
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The US can do more to improve its trade outlook, trade analyst Edward Gresser notes. The US can finalize trade agreements with Colombia, Panama and Korea; settle differences holding up the World Trade Organization’s Doha Round; end the Cuban embargo. Industries and government can emphasize quality, streamline costs and prepare an educated workforce. Whining about China’s trade success is not part of the formula.