Masha Lipman

Political analyst, Carnegie Moscow Center

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Political analyst at the Carnegie Moscow Center and writer of a monthly political colum for the Washington Post

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Despite predictions that their nations would be divided, the G-20 leaders said today they will take unified action against the global recession.

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Leaders of the world's largest economies are proclaiming success for their G-20 summit , promising concerted action against the global recession.

The G-20 and the World's Economic Order

Leaders of the world's largest economies are proclaiming success for their G-20 summit , promising concerted action against the global recession.

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President Bush says the humanitarian effort in Georgia will be going on for a while...but he doesn't have long in office. So what about the candidates to replace him?

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President Bush says the humanitarian effort in Georgia will be going on for a while...but he doesn't have long in office. So what about the candidates to replace him?

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