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India: The World's Secret Silicon Valley
A key cog in the global innovation machine is hiding in plain sight in the world's largest democracy.
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A key cog in the global innovation machine is hiding in plain sight in the world's largest democracy.
As Asia rises and Europe declines, Vladivostok is becoming a test case for a new Russia.
With the West, struggling, China can't rely on exports forever. Its future may hinge on whether its leaders can make the necessary changes in time.
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Ten years into the continent's quiet revolution, lessons for the developing world
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Formally led by the Queen of England, this collection of former British colonies could reconvene into something new and powerful.
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Plus one more that might, if this African maybe-power can get its act together.
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The world's emerging economies will need more than just cheap labor to keep growing.
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With the world's largest democracy in the embrace of a freer-than-free market capitalism, India may prove a bellwether for liberal societies everywhere
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Emerging nations, long allied with these two BRIC states, show greater concern for human rights.
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The nation's emerging environmental calamity threatens to overshadow -- and undermine -- its phenomenal development.
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If BRICs want to grow as rich as today's powers, they'll have to find a new model, because the Industrial Revolution could only happen once.
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Learning from the successes and stumbles of the world's great rising economies.
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The country's reforms could open it, but weak infrastructure and Chinese competition will challenge Western investors.
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The country has seen remarkable growth recently, but it may be too reliant on the struggling eurozone nations.
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Relying on gas prices to remain low puts the U.S. at the mercy of forces we couldn't hope to control
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An unintended effect of NAFTA, the informal economy's growth is about more than just drugs.
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India is inauspiciously reliant on a global economy that is feeling just as vulnerable
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The tiny nation found $1 trillion in mineral deposits. Now, Mongolian leaders are studying the lessons of other resource-rich countries
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Islamic banks do not charge interest, and share the profit and loss risks of their customers. What that means for their success and for Turkey.
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Officials and thought leaders in India are increasingly wary of these two global powers, which are both taking an interest in the country
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Is the country's housing market going to crash?
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How do the Chinese, Brazilians, Indians, Russians and Americans spend money differently? Here's the story in five easy charts.
James Fallows on Jerry Brown's second chance. Plus: the mystery of the second skeleton, how gay couples are getting marriage right, the end of the retail salesperson, and more.
