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UK Telegraph..."The July survey of investors by Merrill Lynch found that a net 63% believe the world will recover over the next year, but they lack conviction and are not committing hard money to the rebound. "Asset allocators remain very cautious on global equities," said the bank. It noted a ...
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Written by Amil Imani
The anniversary of the 18 Tir, the Iranian Students National Uprising, is once again upon us. The 18th of Tir (July 9th) has become a symbolic struggle and resistance against the tyrannical, totalitarian and barbaric Islamic regime in Iran. The very brave and courageous freedom loving Iranians have ...
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Written by Diana West

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Having been in transit during the start of the Iranian election protests, I've taken a little time to come up to speed on the issue. Scanning English-language (UK) papers in airports, I will say that my initial reaction to the euphoria I saw breaking out all over the West -- ...
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Written by Amil Imani
"Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable." John F. Kennedy
Today, all Iranian expatriates are united in solidarity with the Iranian people in Iran. Today, we are all standing tall to let the world hear our continuous aspiration for a free and democratic ...
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Written by Vincent Gioia

By Vincent Gioia
For years Europeans were chastised by Americans for their slide into the Gomorrah of socialism while the United States remained the bastion of free market capitalism. That's why it is with more than a little irony we now see European conservatism emerging while ... Read more: America Descends into Marxism while Europe Escapes Socialism
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Written by Derek Scissors

China's role in the global financial arena is becoming increasingly important to the United States and the worldwide community. The China Global Investment Tracker created by The Heritage Foundation is the only available comprehensive ...
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Written by Chris Brown
Austrian economists have long been critical of the static, unrealistic models of neoclassical economics and instead take a dynamic, causal-realistapproach. Similarly, the role of government, while receiving heavy analysis from Austrians, is taken as a ... Read more: The Neoclassical Fallacy of Government as Deus ex Machina
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