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World Bank
Thailand’s Rice Exports Hit 12-Year Low
Last year Thailand lost its spot as the world’s top rice exporter. Can it bounce back?
World Bank Cuts Global Growth Forecast for 2013
While growth globally may not be ideal, Asia’s rise as an economic giant looks sure to continue.
Cambodia's Economic Challenge
Even as the skyline of Phnom Penh grows with the symbols of modern architecture, Cambodia’s economy still faces a host of challenges.
A Better Year: 2013 Forecast for Asian Economies
After a tough year in 2012, the IMF and World Bank expect many Asian economies to recover.
Burma: The Promise and Peril
While various reforms seem to have made Burma a hot destination for investment, many challenges remain.
Gloom and Doom: A Slowing Global Economy
With regional economic forecasts treading downward, there is pressure for action – but who will step up?
Where China Slows, Others Follow
China’s economic growth seems to be slowing. Can its leaders revive the economy and help others in the region?
If China Sneezes...
When China sneezes, the world could really catch a cold. How will deficit countries respond to this new reality?
Creating a New International Order
The lowest common denominator is no longer a good starting point for meaningful coordinated global action.
China in 2030
The World Bank’s new report on China doesn’t contain anything revolutionary. But the advice is still sound.
India Moves on Food Security
India’s National Food Security Bill is aimed at offering subsidized food for hundreds of millions. Will it pass?
Cambodia Land Deal Condemned
The World Bank criticizes a Cambodian land deal that has displaced thousands of poor residents from around a lake.