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This is CBS Eye on the World.

Here's John Bachelors.

Arches.

Australia, the United Kingdom of the US.

The headline in the Financial Times, Gideon Rockman column,

tells the story that is magnificently broad and reaches back to a critical moment in

the 20th century between Winston Churchill and Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

The headline is,

Arches, the Anglesphere and the Return of Great Power rivalry.

Right, Mr. Rockman, when an American president and a British Prime Minister stand side-by-side

on a warship, it is hard to avoid the historical echoes.

In August 41, Franklin Roosevelt and Winston Churchill met off the coast of Newfoundland

to sign the Atlantic Charter, setting out a joint vision for a post-war world.

I welcome Greg Gray-Copley, the editor and publisher of Defense and Foreign Affairs,

an Australian national who has been my guide and teacher on the August since it was first

announced.

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