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This year’s U.S. presidential candidates cannot ignore foreign policy issues, which are usually absent from the campaign; Ukraine and the Middle East are on the agenda. But while American voters will likely choose their next commander-in-chief based on domestic issues, the rest of the world will suffer the consequences.
In matters of foreign policy, whether the war in Ukraine or in Gaza, the rejection of extremes should appear as an obvious fact of reason and ethics. Unfortunately, this is not the case.
Japan’s Nomura company thinks technology prices tell us more about currency comparisons than fast food.
CHINA TIMES (Taiwan), APPLE DAILY (Hong Kong), DAILY MAIL (UK) Worldcrunch BEIJING – One week after the end of the Golden Week holiday, when more and more of upwardly mobile China travels abroad, the bills are rolling in. And once again, Chinese purchasing power is stunning the world. During the nine-day-long holiday, which this year […]