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Business is Blooming
The number of farmers growing poppies in Afghanistan approaches record levels
Peter Willems
December 8, 2004
Peacekeeping Forces Power Agenda
The EU takeover of peacekeeping in Bosnia is more significant for Europe's military ambitions than Bosnians themselves
Ian Black
December 2, 2004
A Rampaging Market, but a Long Way from Global Power
To become a 21st century hegemon, China will need to share its wealth
Isabel Hilton
November 13, 2004
Pity the Giants
Though it’s illegal and a threat to an endangered species, the global trade in ivory has a momentum all of its own
Kesa Nimrahong
September 30, 2004
Making Innocents Pay for Other's Sins
Strategic kidnapping in Iraq does not even the score for civilian casualties
October 6, 2004
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