Suddenly there's a hole

Article Abstract:

Mexico's economic collapse has hurt banks elsewhere in Latin America. Banks and governments face possible default because of the skyrocketing cost of repaying dollar-based debts. Argentina's and Brazil's future may depend on Mexican finance minister Guillermo Ortiz's handling of the affair.

Economic aspects, Mexico, Latin America, External debts

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Suddenly visible

Article Abstract:

The fact that the recent terrorist attacks on the US have not led to mass hostility towards Muslims in the US owes much to the history and culture of Arab-Americans. Unlike the stereotypes, three quarters of Arab-Americans are Christians, and many Arab Americans are well educated.

United States, Behavior, Demographic aspects, Arab Americans, Arabs, Arabs in the United States

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Suddenly cosier with the West

Article Abstract:

Russian Pres Vladimir Putin seems to shifted his country's foreign policy, supporting the western alliance against terrorism and making friendlier overtures towards NATO and the European Union. However, it is unclear why this change has happened, and how deep-rooted it is.

Russia, Putin, Vladimir, International relations

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