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The Next Steps For Burma

The international community, including ASEAN, must press for a contact group and a truth commission
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Old Gripe Brings Turkey Face to Face With Iraq

American failure to rein in the restive Kurds reignites a long-simmering conflict
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Amber Light From the Party

Uncertainty of leadership succession enshrined by the Chinese Communist Party calls for caution
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China and India: Same Globalization Road, Different Destinies

Ambitions of Asia's two giant emerging economies could lead to rivalry
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How Not to Repeat the Mistakes of the Kyoto Protocol

The world has to build on the model of a successful climate treaty – the Montreal Protocol on Ozone
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Chinese Authorities Snuff out Last Online Remnants of the New York Times

Censorship puts Chinese investors, entrepreneurs and educators at a competitive disadvantage
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Israelis Wonder If Netanyahu Risks Too Much in Obama Tussle

Defiance on protocol could weaken ties between the two allies
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The Future of Force

Globalization’s rapid advance may have eliminated rules of war
Joseph S. Nye
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Beyond the Pomp and Pageantry

Enduring policies could emerge after India invites Obama to famed Republic Day parade
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A Tipping Point for Japan’s Foreign Policy

Islamic State extremist beheads respected Japanese journalist
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