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• Learning the Lessons of Sesame Street

  …immediate success. Its message of tolerance has become de rigueur in America. And it has spawned coproductions in Australia, Brazil , Palestine, South Africa, and elsewhere around the globe. The formula, tweaked to conform to local sensibilities, remains …

  By Ellis Cose

  11/13/2009Culture
• Seeking Reassurance

  …officials are now using to describe America's posture vis a vis China "as well as other emerging powers like India and Brazil , while protecting our own national interests," Steinberg said . It's all very mutual, a "tacit bargain," as Steinberg …

  By Michael Hirsh

  11/11/2009Politics
• Atención Deficit

  …new cache of Russian tanks and fighter jets ("How can he maintain an Army if he can't maintain the economy?" former Brazilian Navy minister Mário Cesar Flores told me recently), conflict is unlikely because this isn't so much an international …

  By Mac Margolis

  11/11/2009International
• Brazil Loses Face in Honduras Political Fiasco

  President Manuel Zelaya, Brazil has been working to restore him to power. Brazil 's President Luiz InácioHonduras and took refuge at the Brazilian Embassy. But by allowingmessages from the embassy, Brazil ended up looking like a biased

  By Mac Margolis

  11/09/2009Blogs
• The Next Economic Bubble

  …s 500-stock index has gained more than 50 percent. An index of stocks for 22 "emerging-market" countries (including Brazil , China and India) has doubled from its recent low. Oil, now around $80 a barrel, has increased 150 percent from its recent …

  By Robert J. Samuelson

  11/09/2009Newsweek - Robert J. Samuelson

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