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Some international investors seem oddly troubled at prospects for India with a chastened Modi at its helm. There should be relief in the election results. Fresh economic reform may address the severe unemployment that is a curse on the Indian…
In frustration over mounting challenges in the Middle East, Congress is channeling its energy into criticism of Qatar. The Gulf state is fast becoming an American whipping post for hosting Hamas leadership, not to mention its instinctual remark when Gazan…
The Russia-Africa Summit on July 27-28 was an awkward affair. For some analysts, the event spotlighted how isolated Putin has become. That may not be entirely true. The raw economic strength represented in St. Petersburg—including heads of state from all…
Brazil is an economic powerhouse. Still, its global influence wanes as economic trends elsewhere mean its total share of the world economy is declining. Brazilian President Lula da Silva seems intent on shifting that sentiment, at least in diplomatic theater.…
Mexico may have caved to US pressure on its nationalist approach to the energy sector in an unexpected way. Amid a simmering dispute over US investment south of the border, Mexico has diffused tensions in a swift, if not bold,…
A strange thing happened in Afghanistan this month. The Taliban outlawed poppy cultivation. On the surface, that decision would appear to be a bold, counter-narcotic move. Many argue that the policy will send the fragile Afghan economy further down the…
The existential threat to Egypt that is harbored in higher food prices is more than a topic for debate. Abu Dhabi just announced that it is backstopping Cairo with some $2 billion in investment, an approach that seems more palatable…