China Courts the Middle East

Thirsty for oil, China spurns the West’s call for sanctions on Iran
Dilip Hiro
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France Deals With Globalization Crisis – Part II

National economies can thrive by pursuing quality and resisting made-in-my-country labels
Alain Renaudin
January 27, 2012

Syrian Massacres: World Has No Appetite for Intervention

Failure to stop killing could start a civil war, opening Syria to jihadis
Fahad Nazer
January 23, 2012

Burma Ready to Play Ball With US

US puts new focus on Burma amid US-Chinese rivalry in Asia and the Pacific
Bertil Lintner
January 20, 2012

End of an Affair? City of London and EU in Bitter Acrimony

London’s financial circle and the UK chafe at EU regulations
Philip Whyte
January 12, 2012

US-Pakistani Relations in Crisis – Part II

Despite growing strategic differences with Pakistan, the US should not reduce civilian aid
Robert M. Hathaway
January 5, 2012
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Global groups cannot wait for governments to solve problems
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With Trump, Amerexit?

Nationalistic and isolationist policies will diminish US leadership
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Chaos Theory of Donald Trump: Sowing Confusion Through Tweets

US officials and global leaders must study the patterns to determine their own responses to crises
John Wagner and Abby Phillip
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The US: A Country That Can Be Ignored

US may be moving toward transactional diplomacy, and its foreign-policy community is ill-prepared
Leonid Bershidsky
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Erdogan: “No Doubt” Russian Envoy's Killer Linked to Gulen

Turkey’s president is on edge
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