by News Decoder | 26 Sep 2017 | Asia, China, Donald Trump, Immigration, United States
(David Schlesinger on China: “A Journey Towards Ambiguity”) By Nelson Graves Does China’s rise as an economic and military power mean an inevitable clash with the United States? Can China help defuse the nuclear threat from North Korea? And does...
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by News Decoder | 19 Sep 2017 | Americas, Discovery, Donald Trump, Immigration, United States
By Charlotte Parker Last January 21, the day when around four million people across the United States joined together in protest, there was no Women’s March in McAllen, Texas. The closest march was five hours away, in Austin. I was teaching remedial classes at a...
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by News Decoder | 27 Jun 2017 | Islam, Middle East
Below is an account from a resident of the Gulf following a decision by Saudia Arabia and allies to impose a blockade on Qatar. We are withholding the author’s name for security reasons. This first-person account complements our earlier stories on the importance...
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by News Decoder | 13 Apr 2017 | Donald Trump, Globalization, Student Posts, United States
World trade has been sluggish since the 2008 financial crisis and will probably continue to sputter amid political uncertainty in many parts of the globe, according to a recent report by the World Bank. What does the debate over the merits and demerits of...
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by Alan Wheatley | 23 Mar 2017 | Donald Trump, Globalization, United States
By Alan Wheatley The world economy can probably cope if Donald Trump, in his determination to reduce the U.S. trade deficit, settles for tariffs on selected imports, notably from China. But there is a clear risk that the dyspeptic president will go much further and...
