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Noah Feldman: "The European p=litical project is looking rather shaky in the wake of the will-they-or-wo='t-they Greek bailout. But you’d never know it from the Iran deal =nnounced Tuesday. In its fine print, the nuclear pact gives the European U=ion the immediate power to make the treaty into an offer the U.S. can�=80�t refuse." Read m=re...

Robin Mills: "Iran's governme=t is basking in anticipation of the economic boom that lifting internation=l sanctions will bring, particularly in the country's dominant oil and gas=sectors. But sanctions aren't all that's held Iran back in the past." Read more...

Greece

Justin Fox: "Why exactly are =reece and its European creditors still trying against all odds and good se=se to keep the country in the euro? I don’t mean that entirely as = rhetorical question. I’d really like somebody to tell me."=Read more...

China

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Asian Economy

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War

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