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What do you think will be the role of the U.S.A. in the world where China may become the largest economy?

China's economic growth will taper off. The U.S. will retain world leadership both in politics and in economy.
China's economy will soon overtake that of the U.S., and the world governance will be the prerogative of the United Nations.
China's economy will soon overtake that of the U.S., but the U.S. will retain leadership in the world.
China's economic growth will taper off, but the U.S. will gradually 'retreat' from the role of the world police.
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May 18, 2009

The first summit meeting of all Central Asia

The world press neglected the news that leaders of five Central Asian countries met in Kazakhstan April 28th. Officially it was to discuss means how to revive the drying Aral Sea. The Western media only chide that there were no tangible results. But everyone knows that it is too late to revive the Aral Sea. What is important is that five leaders of the region met for the first time probably since mid 1990s. It is too naive to believe that the issue of water shortage can eventually unite five countries, but the history of the EU started from ECSC, a pact on steel and coal. Akio KAWATO

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