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The Global Roots of Euro-Jitters

FLORENCE - It is too simplistic to explain the current wave of concern about the euro in terms of Greece's problems. Greece has massive fiscal and competitiveness problems, but Greece (2.25% of the population of the European Union) is smaller than California (12% of the population of the United States). And California, too, is suffering massive fiscal difficulties and declining competitiveness in some of the industries in which Californians were once pioneers.

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Brazil, Iran and the Road to the Security Council

SAO PAULO - The attempt by Brazil's government to participate in the international negotiations over...

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The Summit of Europe's Ineffectiveness

LONDON - The European Union likes summits. Just look at the way it reacts when the other side decide...

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The Mind's New Eye

CAMBRIDGE - Modern physics and cosmology suggest that basic truths about how nature operates, and ho...

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The Dangers of Deficit Reduction

NEW YORK - A wave of fiscal austerity is rushing over Europe and America. The magnitude of budget de...

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