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Era of a diminished superpower

Whatever happens inside the US, its influence will be smaller in the 21st century than it was in the 20th

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How Romney would govern without Senate control
Mitt Romney has two options to consider if he were to face problems advancing his agenda
– Bruce Bartlett
America’s very own safe haven curse
Short-term victory mustn’t sow the seeds of long-term defeat
– Ian Bremmer
Don’t overreact to JPMorgan’s loss
We need to accept that a bank may from time to time lose $2bn in a non-systemic misstep
– Steven Rattner
OPINION 7:36pm

How Keynes would solve the eurozone crisis

An orderly exit from the euro is the best option for Greece, write Marcus Miller and Robert Skidelsky

OPINION 7:38pm

Iran’s leader must choose between enmity and economy

Despite the limitations of the diplomatic process, there is much the west can do, writes Ray Takeyh

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The dogma of ‘credibility’ endangers stability

The credibility the models describe is impossible in a democracy

OPINION 7:52pm

Britain must learn from Germany

France and Greece are turning to denial rather than redressing their problems, writes Liam Fox

Notebook 4:30pm

Intra-Bric bonding leaves Goans irked

Russian tourists are now the leading visitor group to western India’s holiday hub, writes James Crabtree

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Greek ship might set sail for other ports

Euro exit would encourage geopolitical realignment

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India’s growth threatened by old abuses

System of reform and investment has broken down

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ECB’s dilemma on the euro rescue

Lack of good collateral is the biggest hindrance

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One bullseye cannot rescue Obama’s global record

The US president’s real problem is that he has over-promised and under-delivered

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Eurozone: If Greece goes

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