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Setting the agenda
The emergency meeting of over 20 heads of state at Washington ended on Saturday with a formal declaration of commitment to certain basic principles and an ambitious plan to reform the financial regulatory system and institutions such as the IMF ...

Obama and Afghanistan
President-elect Barack Obama does seem to understand that greater attention needs to be paid to the non-military dimensions of the policy that the United States has pursued in Afghanistan. He has indicated that he is not averse to the nascent ...

Leader Page Articles
Will Obama effect change Europe’s race politics?
By Hasan Suroor

What does Barack Obama’s election mean to other white nations? Will Europe be inspired to do an Obama?

News Analysis
Strategies for green growth
By Sigmar Gabriel

Conflicts over energy and water will shape the decades to come and an efficient use of resources will become one of the dominating issues.

Live without BlackBerry? Yes he can, maybe
By Jeff Zeleny

Sorry, Mr. President. Please surrender your BlackBerry. Those are seven words President-elect Barack Obama is dreading but expecting to hear, friends and advisers say, when he takes office in 65 days. For years, like legions of ...

South Korea turns to medical tourism
By Choe Sang-Hun

In Seoul’s Apgujeong district, famous for its high-end boutiques and plastic surgeons, tourist buses unload Chinese and Japanese visitors looking for a nip and tuck as part of their packaged tour. On the resort island of Jeju, the ...

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