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So Far, It Just Isn’t Looking Like Asia’s Century

Joshua Kurlantzick | The Washington Post 0 Comments Discuss
Added: September 07, 2008

The countries of the East won’t be banding together to replace the West as the seat of global power—at least not anytime soon.

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