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January 27, 2010 | A Future Without Borders? This Article contains Flash-Video

Parag Khanna: Many people think the lines on the map no longer matter. However, by using maps of the past and present, we can understand the root causes of modern border conflicts worldwide. This oft overlooked explanation gives insight into a series of conflict zones, and can offer simple solutions towards their resolution.

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September 15, 2009 | G20 to Introduce a Tobin Tax 2.0?

Editorial Team: Will G20 governments support recent calls from Germany to introduce a global tax on all financial transactions? Your assessment is needed prior to the upcoming G20 summit in Pittsburgh.

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April 3, 2009 | China and India: Two Great Powers Duel in the Indian Ocean

The Indian Ocean is well on the way to becoming the location of global conflict in the 21st century. Today the third largest body of water on the Earth is already considered the most important cross national sea route. And its importance is on the rise. The coasts of the Indian Ocean are increasingly developing into a huge energy trading network. This also applies to the Eastern African coasts.

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March 31, 2009 | G20 Meeting to Determine the Global Economy's Path

The upcoming G20 meeting will determine the future path of the global economic system. ++ The camps are divided into two: Obama, Brown and the IMF (who speak of depressed demand and push for stimulus plans) vs. Sarkozy and Merkel (who speak of the success of the “welfare state” to offer protection against the crisis). ++ It is crucial that the G20 rejects any suggestions for

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November 20, 2008 | An Auto Bailout Would Damage Free Trade

A bailout for the Big Three automotive companies could damage US engagement in the global economy. ++ Foreign investment and job insourcing would take a major hit, costing jobs and devaluing the dollar. ++ By expanding protectionist policies around the globe, the bailout would hinder US multinational businesses, including the Big Three auto-makers. ++ To keep up international competition, the US

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