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India’s Dilemma: Faster Growth or Poverty Alleviation?

T.N. Ninan YaleGlobal, 22 February 2012
Worries about the next election lure politicians into short-term fixes that don’t end poverty
NEW DELHI : A poster child of globalization, India has recently lost some of its shine as growth slows and the question More >

Through the Eyes of Asia’s Tiger Cubs

Mark L. Clifford YaleGlobal, 20 February 2012
The Asian Challenge 2020’s young essayists fervently believe that life can only get better

India’s Iran Challenge

Harsh V. Pant YaleGlobal, 17 February 2012
India walks delicate tightrope on Iran, Sunni-Shia relations and domestic politics

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Malcolm Rifkind
The Telegraph, 21 February 2012
Total economic embargo can force regime change in Syria
Immanuel Wallerstein
The Fernand Braudel Center, 20 February 2012
Assad regime may not topple anytime soon
Nicolas Martin
ParisTech Review, 20 February 2012
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