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Taipei, Jan. 6, 2016: Tsai Ing-wen (C), the presidential candidate from Taiwan’s Democratic Progressive Party, prays during a campaign rally (source: dpa)
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Beijing tries carrot and stick as Taiwan vote nears
Dr. Nicola Casarini
Dr. Nicola Casarini

Taiwan will hold presidential and legislative elections on January 16, 2016. Opinion polls show the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) is set to win. If it does, writes GIS guest expert Dr. Nicola Casarini, it will be the culmination of a trend that began with local elections in November 2014 when the country’s ruling party, the Kuomintang (KMT), suffered one of it...

Santiago de Chile, Sept. 19, 2015: President Michelle Bachelet’s ambitious social and political reforms have been hampered by conservative opponents and an economic slump (source: dpa)
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Bachelet contends with copper and conservatives to keep Chilean reforms on track

Michelle Bachelet is vowing not to give up on the social overhaul of Chile’s free-market model that won her a second term as the country’s president in 2013. Yet the collapse of global copper prices has largely deprived her of the money to pay for the reforms, while a financial ...
The Shanghai Stock Exchange’s composite index nose-dived 27 per cent in June before it began to rally. (photo: dpa)
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China’s ‘new normal’ showing first signs of strain

For the past 30 years in China economic growth has been king, an unofficial religion in a country where the governing Communist Party disdains any faith other than itself. After decades of double-digit growth, expansion has now slowed to seven per cent per year, according to the government, or considerably ...
 Cameron Frecklington
Cameron Frecklington
Lomonosov Moscow State University is Russia's only representative in the world's top 300 (photo: dpa)
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Slow demise of higher education stifles Russia’s economy

There is just one Russian university in the list of the world’s top 300. The collapse of funding for higher education has removed Russia from the global exchange of ideas, and its share of world trade in high-tech products stands at about one quarter of one per cent. With China ...
 Professor Stefan Hedlund
Professor Stefan Hedlund

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