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Whether the US-China relationship after Obama continues with confrontation or cooperation may be in Xi’s hands
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Life After the Nuclear Security Summits: Are We Safe?

The nuclear security summits raised awareness and improved security, but threat of terrorists seizing fissile material is high
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China, Russia Seek to Profit as the EU Beacon of Democracy Goes Dim

The EU – divided over debt, entitlements and refugees – confronts authoritarian politics at home and from afar
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Modi’s Middle East Outreach

With visits to Saudi Arabia and UAE, Modi aims to position India globally so as to isolate Pakistan
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Choices by US Voters Will Influence the World

The US presidential campaign is dominated by global issues including trade, immigration and terrorism – and voters have mixed feelings
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Corruption Threatens Ukraine's Hard-Earned Freedom

Russia and the West compete for influence in Ukraine, but Kiev must reduce corruption to control its destiny
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Reuters: Erdoğan Rebukes US Security Adviser

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Washington Post: Afghans Slam Soviet Invasion Praise

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Washington Post: Mattis and Shock Waves Abroad

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