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+++ For the United States, it is no longer about nation-building, it is about world-building, argues Bruno Maçães; Mark Leonard and Jeremy Shapiro make the case for a sovereign Europe; Krzysztof Iwanek looks at India, the other Asian power; David Ritchie assesses the Alliance for Multilateralism from an Australian perspective; Alex Massie profiles Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon; Noah Gordon starts our new Carbon Critical column; Anna Maria Wallner explains the meaning of “Zack, Zack, Zack“; Vladislav Inozemtsev declares the end of the end of economic history; the EU needs an intelligence service, Pia Seyfried writes in our Red Herring & Black Swan column; and much more +++