Min(d)ing Afghanistan

Did mining change the way wars are fought?

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Ted Turner’s Children of the Global Age

Is watching TV the best way to teach your children foreign languages?

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Jack Welch’s Legacy

After 20 years at the helm of General Electric, Jack Welch looks back on his time with the company.

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Russia’s Nigeria Connection

Does Russia’s economy resemble that of late 19th century Germany — or present-day Nigeria?

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India on the Brink of Change

How did the 1991 financial crisis help to reshape India’s static economy?

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The Equal Opportunity Army

How will U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld’s structural overhaul of the U.S. forces benefit domestic policies?

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U.S.-African Relations

Are Americans still uncomfortable about race issues?

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Indonesia: An Indira Gandhi in the Making?

Is Megawati Sukarnoputri the right president for Indonesia?

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The World’s Biggest Tourists

Comrades are filled with political zeal to help their societies advance further. So often, there is no time for leisure, or is there? But Globalist contributor and UPI columnist Martin Walker knows better.

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Closing the Technology Gap — Mugabe-Style

What is Robert Mugabe missing as he tries to close Zimbabwe’s technology gap?

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