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Ohio is one of the bellwether states for the American elections. While the polls indicate the race is tightening between Mr. McCain and Mr. Obama, Democrats and Republicans will make several return visits to here until the election on November 4th

With the election over, the graft of an American-style democracy into the Afghan political system has failed.

Success in dealing with the crisis depends not only on charisma and slogans, but on leadership ability, authority, courage and foresight to go beyond policies of different interest groups.

In reality before the U.S. decided to 'return,' the security of the Asia-Pacific was generally stable; it was only after the high-profile announcement of this 'return' that the regional situation became agitated and concerns deepened.

There is disparity between absolute and relative changes in the U.S.'s composite power. Even though it is fairly obvious that the U.S. economy is declining relative to the global economy, in absolute terms (volume) the U.S. is advancing in many areas such as the economic volume, while in relative terms (speed, proportions, etc.) some areas are improving just as some are decreasing or weakening.