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<title>The trials of a reluctant superpower</title>
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<description>China’s desire to maintain a low international profile is butting up against reality as its commercial needs suck it into a troubled world, writes David Pilling</description>
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<title>How to make Burma’s Botox revolution real</title>
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<description>Even if the door leading to reform is open only a crack, it is better to stick one’s foot in than to see it slam shut, writes David Pilling</description>
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<title>How America should adjust to the Pacific century</title>
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<description>China has stirred from its slumbers and the US now has a significant rival, if not yet globally, then certainly in Asia, writes David Pilling</description>
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<title>China needs more than a five-year charm offensive</title>
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<description>For millions of people the attraction of the US is in its ability to tolerate – even encourage – an alternative view, says David Pilling</description>
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<title>Megacities</title>
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<description>By 2050, three-quarters of the world’s population will be urban. That means more – and much bigger – metropolises, writes David Pilling</description>
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<title>Modern China yearns for new moral code</title>
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<description>Communism has given way to a raw kind of capitalism in which wealth and power accrue to the bold and selfish, says David Pilling</description>
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<title>Why the mad migration of parts for your iPhone matters</title>
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<description>As well as the fragility of human life, the world’s recent disasters have revealed the vulnerability of the global supply, writes David Pilling</description>
<pubDate>Wed, 26 Oct 2011 15:55:49 GMT</pubDate>
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<description>Haruki Murakami’s trilogy points to George Orwell’s novel but David Pilling finds shades of the adventures from ‘Alice in Wonderland’</description>
<pubDate>Fri, 21 Oct 2011 21:09:12 GMT</pubDate>
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<title>Why China’s leaders fear looking in the 1911 mirror</title>
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<description>Having come to power by virtue of two revolutions, the party wants the idea of overthrows consigned to the dustbin of history, writes David Pilling</description>
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<title>Why Americans should learn to love the renminbi</title>
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<description>As millions of workers in the emerging economies have entered the global workforce, they have begun to even out wage disparities, writes David Pilling</description>
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<title>When a hero’s image signals a new Burmese dawn</title>
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<description>One western diplomat who met Aung San Suu Kyi recently says she is exhilarated by the changed atmosphere, writes David Pilling</description>
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<description>In China and the US, who becomes president of Taiwan is probably more important than who is president of France, writes David Pilling</description>
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<title>When the Singapore sling meets the Arab spring</title>
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<description>People, the ex-PM said, were better educated and had more aspirations. They couldn’t so easily be satisfied with decent jobs, writes David Pilling</description>
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<description>Discussing nuclear safety could act as cover for the US to talk to Pyongyang about the issue of nuclear weapons, writes David Pilling</description>
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<description>What people eat is a sensitive topic and one that generates much hypocrisy. But cultures are not immutable, says David Pilling</description>
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<description>Authoritarian governments listen to those who shout loudest, bending to more extreme or nationalist sentiment, writes David Pilling</description>
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<description>The narrow question of whether Japan can survive without nuclear power may be answered much sooner than people think, writes David Pilling</description>
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