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see whether we will get any sort of compromise out of that g7. we understand that merkel, who long, and cipro s will not meet unless a deal is close. it is all about u.s. jobs. i want to take us over to asia. that was what pushed asia lower across the board. apart from china, everywhere else downward. basically, downward trajectory. emerging markets feeling the heat from u.s. jobs data. doing much better than expected. once again, a rate rise comes into everyone s trajectory. we are likely to see rate increases in the u.s. what does that mean for emerging markets? stock selloff, bond selloff. china still looking very high indeed. this is about a variation in central-bank policy. we saw exports down for a third straight month, down by almost 3%. imports down by 18%. once again, it shows the fragility in the domestic market. calls for more stimulus in china. that is pushing the stocks higher, hopes that we will see more stimulus to boost that particular area. meanwhile, let s h
JapanIstanbulTurkeyShanghaiChinaGermanyPatrikDiyarbakirBrazilRussiaBrusselsBruxelles-capitale our panel on the history of terrorism, new avenues of research. so we areroundtable, each going to speak for five to 10 minutes, somewhat informally. we will talk about specific aspects of our research. introducer,ator and i will be the most general in my comments. of timewill have a lot i am anticipating over an hour to talk amongst ourselves and to take questions and comments and feedback from you this a fully, experiential, interactive exercise as we proceed. my name is randy law, i am a russian and soviet historian by , but i have been working in the field of terrorism for a decade or more. the project that brought us together is an edited volume done by the routledge history of terrorism. large reference work that i was interested in putting together as something that would be comprehensive. that would read as a cohesive book, not just a collection of articles. during the writing of it, contributors share their chapters with each other, there was a good bit of dialogue
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