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7 September 2011China’s Golden Decade
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As the world marks the 10th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on the United States on September 11, 2001, the question on most people’s minds is: how has 9/11 changed the world? Tagged Under 9/11 , Asia , China , Economics , Iraq , United States , US , War on terror |
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11 September 2011India's Fragile Security Ten Years After 9/11 Attacks
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MUMBAI (IDN) - On September 12, 2001, a day after 9/11, the Times of India published a story titled, Tagged Under 9/11 , India , national security , Pakistan , United States |
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21 September 2011Default in the Eurozone — The Impact for the Transatlantic Economy
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A specter is haunting Europe — the specter of default in the eurozone. At the core of the problem is Greece — one of the smallest yet most heavily indebted economies in Europe. The country Tagged Under Economics , European Union , global governance , international security , News , Politics , slider , Transatlantic Relations , Transatlantic Take , United States |
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1 October 2011The Inevitable Superpower
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To debtors, creditors can be like dictators. Governments in financial trouble often turn to the International Monetary Fund as supplicants, and acting at the behest of its own major creditors, the Tagged Under China , Economic Dominance , Superpower , United States , USA |
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1 October 2011The Americas, not the Middle East, will be the world capital of energy
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For half a century, the global energy supply's center of gravity has been the Middle East. This fact has had self-evidently enormous implications for the world we live in -- and it's about to Tagged Under Canada , Energy , Gulf of Mexico , Kuwait , Libya , Middle East , natural gas , offshore drilling , oil , Peak oil , Saudi Arabia , shale , South America , United States |
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1 October 2011Pakistan, the United States, and the end game in Afghanistan
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As the 2014 deadline for the Afghanistan transition approaches, Pakistan’s role is likely to become even more important. This realization prompted us to brainstorm ways in which the intellectual Tagged Under Afghanistan , Bin Laden , diplomacy , India , Iran , military surge , Pakistan , Taliban , United States |
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15 September 2011US-India: Strategic Partners with a Limitless Future
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Over the past decade relations between India and the United States—the world’s two largest democracies—have utterly transformed. Carefully nurtured, this bilateral relationship should become one Tagged Under bilateral relationship , bilateral trade , Global War on Terror , India , non-interventionist , United States , US , US-India Civil Nuclear deal , War on terror |
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27 July 2011Read China’s lips
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The Chinese have long admired America’s economic dynamism. But they have lost confidence in America’s government and its dysfunctional economic stewardship. That message came through loud and Tagged Under China , renminbi , United States , US |
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28 July 2011From drama to routine - More progress can be expected in India-US relations
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The recent visit of the American secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, to India for the second session of the strategic dialogue between India and the United States of America provided a good Tagged Under Bush administration , defence , Hilary Clinton , India , India U.S nuclear deal , Pakistan , Strategic Dialogue , United States , US |
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3 August 2011Change of guard - India’s new ambassador to the US faces a tough challenge
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One of the most uninspiring tenures in the entire history of the Indian Foreign Service mercifully ended on Sunday with Meera Shankar demitting office as India’s ambassador to the United States of Tagged Under ambassador , India , Meera Shankar , Nirupama Rao , United States , US |
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