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Decades of disruptions have hindered the middle class across much of Eurasia. . . .
No more censored searches to please the Chinese government. . . .
Beatings, arrests, show trials and even killings have failed to discourage Iranians from taking to the streets in protest. . . .
While the west has been on holiday, Iranians have again risked their lives to protest against an increasingly desperate, oppressive regime. . . .
We sit down with game theory and predictions expert Bruce Bueno de Mesquita to discuss what might be ahead in 2010. . . .
On April Fool's Day in 2009, U.S. President Barack Obama and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev agreed to pursue a significant reduction in nuclear arms with "effective verification measures." . . .
When millions of peaceful demonstrators took to the streets of big Iranian cities in June to protest what was widely assumed to be a stolen election, many in the West wondered whether the movement had the will and vision to sustain itself. . . .
The Russian economy is as much a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma as Winston Churchill found its foreign policy to be in the days of Joseph Stalin. . . .
For the better part of the past decade, the world economy has been dominated by a world economic order that combined Chinese export-led development with US over-consumption. . . .
We are still in a great public debate between capitalism and socialism, and individual freedom versus statism — odd since hundreds of millions worldwide have escaped poverty the last 30 years due to the spread of Western-inspired free markets. . . .