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    Emerging and Frontier Markets: Economic and Geopolitical Analysis

    http://online.wsj.com/articles/ukraines-gdp-fell-5-1-in-third-quarter-1414697382?tesla=y&mg=reno64-wsj&url=http://online.wsj.com/article/SB11514982694200853598304580246733503039638.html Ukraine’s GDP Fell 5.1% in Third Quarter Despite Continued Slide, War-Torn Nation’s Economic Decline Was...
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    Japan Economy Forum

    Hitachi shows the way forward for Japan, Inc. Here's an excerpt from an article I read yesterday in the WSJ: http://online.wsj.com/articles/hitachi-profit-rises-company-raises-full-year-outlook-1414579756 Like other Japanese companies confronting a stagnant domestic market with a shrinking...
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    Japan Economy Forum

    Aww, I already posted this on the last page: Japan Economy News & Updates | Page 33 Do you have me on your ignore list? (I suppose a non-response would be an affirmative)
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    Progressive development in Yasukuni

    @Nihonjin1051 Thanks for the primer, it seems to confirm my thinking. To be honest, in order to keep the emperor out of politics, I don't think a drastic measure, such as interference by ordering the removal of the war dead (which the priests claim cannot be done, anyway), is necessary. All he...
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    Emerging and Frontier Markets: Economic and Geopolitical Analysis

    Not good news from the perspective of attracting MNCs. Those commercial rent rates are ridiculous. --- http://online.wsj.com/articles/myanmar-property-has-room-to-rise-says-yomas-pun-1414654111 Myanmar Property Has Room to Rise, Says Pun Yoma’s Serge Pun Says Property Supply Over Next Five...
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    Progressive development in Yasukuni

    Excellent news, thank you for this. I have some questions about Yasukuni based on some paradoxical information I saw in your article. I'll excerpt the points. The Good: The Bad: The Ugly: I thought I had heard before that there was nothing physical to remove from Yasukuni, which is...
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    The Road to War (Part II: The Thucydides Trap)

    The U.S. Should Not Fear Competing With China | The Diplomat The U.S. Should Not Fear Competing With China With the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, the U.S. should not be afraid of a little healthy competition. By Amitai Etzioni October 30, 2014 On October 24, 21 Asian nations signed a...
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    The "Islamic State" Comes To Europe, Big Thanks To Loose Immigration

    I haven't been following the thread, so I am unaware of the context in which the question is asked. But since you tagged me, I would say that there is probably a less than 10% chance that ISIS will be recognized as a state. Why even a chance at all? Because as much as we've issued rhetoric...
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    Emerging and Frontier Markets: Economic and Geopolitical Analysis

    Interesting political follow up to the very first post in this thread. --- http://blogs.ft.com/beyond-brics/2014/10/30/elections-and-reformers-in-the-fragile-five/ Elections and reformers in the Fragile Five Oct 30, 2014 1:00amby Alan Beattie And now the hurly burly’s done. With Brazil’s...
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    Emerging and Frontier Markets: Economic and Geopolitical Analysis

    Tunisian IPO Highlights Growing Foreign Investor Appetite 
 - Frontier Markets News - Emerging & Growth Markets - WSJ October 29, 2014, 1:45 PM ET Tunisian IPO Highlights Growing Foreign Investor Appetite 
 ByJavier Espinoza Tunisians celebrate the results of the country’s recent...
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    The Road to War (Part III: The Balance of Power in a Multi-Polar World)

    Russia is one of the oldest players of the Great Game, and should not be discounted. --- Africa in Transition » Nigeria Turns to Russia, Czech Republic, and Belarus for Military Training and Materiel Nigeria Turns to Russia, Czech Republic, and Belarus for Military Training and Materiel by...
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    Emerging and Frontier Markets: Economic and Geopolitical Analysis

    Arab views on governance after the uprisings - The Washington Post Arab views on governance after the uprisings By Michael Robbins and Mark Tessler October 29 at 3:40 PM Defaced presidential campaign posters of ousted president Mohamed Morsi are seen on a wall with a campaign poster of...
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    The Road to War (Part III: The Balance of Power in a Multi-Polar World)

    Asia Unbound » Not U.S. Isolationism, But a Rebalancing of Priorities and Means Not U.S. Isolationism, But a Rebalancing of Priorities and Means by Scott A. Snyder October 29, 2014 U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel (center) join hands with Japanese Defense Minister Itsunori Onodera (left)...
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    Emerging and Frontier Markets: Economic and Geopolitical Analysis

    http://online.wsj.com/articles/guy-scott-named-interim-president-of-zambia-1414589035 Zambia Faces a Battle Over Leader’s Successor Cabinet Names Africa’s First Post-Apartheid White Leader After Sata’s Death, but Succession Fight Looms in Copper-Rich Nation ENLARGE Guy Scott at the U.S.-Africa...
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    To No End: Why China’s Corruption Crackdown Won’t Be Stopping Soon

    China’s Lurid Tales of Corruption Hide a Second Story - China Real Time Report - WSJ October 30, 2014, 5:30 AM HKT China’s Lurid Tales of Corruption Hide a Second Story By Yiyi Lu A street lamp is seen in front of coal-fired power plant in Shanxi province. Dark tales of official...
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    Emerging and Frontier Markets: Economic and Geopolitical Analysis

    This thread was always supposed to include geopolitical analysis, but has been heavily tilted towards economics thus far. I will start posting more on the geopolitical side to balance the coverage. --- Belindia Has Spoken by Andrés Velasco - Project Syndicate CULTURE & SOCIETY ANDRÉS...
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    The Road to War (Part III: The Balance of Power in a Multi-Polar World)

    In the discussion of how future alliances will be configured around the US and China, let's not forget India's role. --- The Great Game Folio - Carnegie Endowment for International Peace The Great Game Folio Source: Getty C. Raja MohanOP-ED OCTOBER 29, 2014INDIAN EXPRESS CHINA IN LANKA...
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    The Road to War (Part II: The Thucydides Trap)

    Overcoming ‘Abnormal Normality’ in the US-China Relationship | The Diplomat Overcoming 'Abnormal Normality' in the US-China Relationship Implemented properly, a “new type of great power relations” could help the U.S. and China reframe their relationship. By Jin Kai October 30, 2014 The...
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    The Road to War (Part I: Trade)

    An economic bloc based on American-driven standards, or one based on Chinese-driven standards? The battle for control of Asia's destiny continues. --- China’s Push for an Asia-Pacific Free Trade Agreement | The Diplomat China's Push for an Asia-Pacific Free Trade Agreement China hopes the...
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