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NEW DELHI -- David Petraeus, the former U.S. general credited for stabilizing Iraq after the initial chaos of the 2003 war, saw firsthand the importance of careful planning and a whole-of-government approach to such an enormous undertaking. [1]
Thousands of workers go on strike at jet engine maker Pratt & Whitney EAST HARTFORD, Connecticut: Roughly 3,000 members of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers began striking early this week at jet engine manufacturer Pr... [2]
RANGOON—Burma’s government has told a visiting delegation from the European Union that it will hold a major conference with ethnic minority groups who are fighting for greater political autonomy. [3]
RANGOON — Senior EU officials said they met with Burmese government officials this week to discuss the development of EU-Burma trade and investment relations, and the implementation of the union’s large aid program in the coming years. [4]
Uncertainty over backlash from Beijing looms as leaders demonstrate solidarity Joint statement opens door to develop new tools for fair and free trade While the two camps decouple, new links are forming with other countries Sharing of costs has reduc... [5]
Less conflict with West means New Delhi likely to triumph over Beijing Spring start eyed for new link between defense authorities Technology cooperation more than a response to China's military modernization David Petraeus and Meghan O'Sullivan refle... [6]
New York Mets owner keen to create 'next generation of investors' in the country Former top IMF economist sees SVB collapse as reason for caution on rate rises Facebook parent expects tech to help clients better reach audiences, reduce costs Ko Wen-j... [7]
David Feith is an adjunct senior fellow in the Indo-Pacific security program of the Center for a New American Security in Washington and was previously U.S. deputy assistant secretary of state for East Asia. [8]
NEW DELHI -- David Petraeus, the former U.S. general credited for stabilizing Iraq after the initial chaos of the 2003 war, saw firsthand the importance of careful planning and a whole-of-government approach to such an enormous undertaking.
Thousands of workers go on strike at jet engine maker Pratt & Whitney EAST HARTFORD, Connecticut: Roughly 3,000 members of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers began striking early this week at jet engine manufacturer Pr
RANGOON—Burma’s government has told a visiting delegation from the European Union that it will hold a major conference with ethnic minority groups who are fighting for greater political autonomy.
RANGOON — Senior EU officials said they met with Burmese government officials this week to discuss the development of EU-Burma trade and investment relations, and the implementation of the union’s large aid program in the coming years.
Uncertainty over backlash from Beijing looms as leaders demonstrate solidarity Joint statement opens door to develop new tools for fair and free trade While the two camps decouple, new links are forming with other countries Sharing of costs has reduc
Less conflict with West means New Delhi likely to triumph over Beijing Spring start eyed for new link between defense authorities Technology cooperation more than a response to China's military modernization David Petraeus and Meghan O'Sullivan refle
New York Mets owner keen to create 'next generation of investors' in the country Former top IMF economist sees SVB collapse as reason for caution on rate rises Facebook parent expects tech to help clients better reach audiences, reduce costs Ko Wen-j
David Feith is an adjunct senior fellow in the Indo-Pacific security program of the Center for a New American Security in Washington and was previously U.S. deputy assistant secretary of state for East Asia.
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