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History shows that wealth is a poor indicator of the distribution of power in the international system.

The Word Bank has a mixed forecast for developing economies, but the Asia-Pacific looks set to remain the growth leader.

The possibility of free trade agreements such as TAFTA and TPP could change the game of world politics.

The current picture is of a country receiving heavy injections of financing, but is the economy picking up steam?

“China’s rise is more likely a statistical fiction, cooked up by the Chinese ruling elites to aggrandize their power and glory.”

As the IMF cut its growth forecasts for China, Taiwan, India, and others one nation continues to impress.

Economists increasingly doubt the reliability of China’s economic data, and for good reason.

With talk of an American-EU free trade pact, Japan could also be looking to Europe as well.

As Thailand recovers from devastating floods, its economy presses ahead. What does the future hold?

While growth globally may not be ideal, Asia’s rise as an economic giant looks sure to continue.

A new report predicts the U.S. economy will remain the largest for at least another decade.

Even as markets rise, weak growth numbers and a steadily accumulating debt are a drag on India’s economy.