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    He said that he had delivered a lecture in the United States three years ago and was asked what was in store for the US. "Obama expressed hopes of the nation, and I support the decision to bestow him with the Nobel Peace Prize" Itar-Tass quoted him as saying yesterday. Full Article at New Kerala
    Obama expressed hopes of the nation, and I support the decision to bestow him with the Nobel Peace Prize
    SOURCE: New Kerala 1 month ago
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Gorbachev hopes Obama will carry out 'perestroika' in US
  1. But then came the economic crisis of 2008 and 2009, and it became clear that the new Western model was an illusion that benefited chiefly the very rich
    SOURCE: New Kerala 1 month ago
  2. I said that America needed perestroika and changes were in store
    SOURCE: New Kerala 1 month ago
  3. The current global crisis demonstrates that the leaders of major powers, particularly the United States, had missed the signals that called for a perestroika. The result is a crisis that is not just financial and economic. It is political, too
    SOURCE: New Kerala 1 month ago
  4. In the West, the break up of the Soviet Union was viewed as a total victory that proved that the West did not need to change. Western leaders were convinced that they were at the helm of the right system and of a well-functioning, almost perfect economic model
    SOURCE: New Kerala 1 month ago
  5. The US must realise that its monopoly is over but it will remain a leader for long. The United States should seek a new global world, because it is unable to tackle many problems, such as ecology, unaided
    SOURCE: New Kerala 1 month ago

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