Europe Frets Over Foreign Investments in Defense Industry

Europe must organize its fragmented defense industry and coordinate regulations on sovereign wealth funds
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Despite its distaste for North Korean policy, China is loath to pressure the intransigent state
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North Korea’s Succession Poses New Challenges – Part I

The US should talk with North Korea rather than wait for its collapse
Byong-Chul Lee
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Asia’s Clouded Horizon – Part II

As new threats emerge, Japan should play a bigger role
Yoichi Funabashi
September 29, 2010

Asia’s Clouded Horizon – Part I

While worried about China, ASEAN remains wary of a US role
Marvin Ott
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Challenges for a Squabbling Europe – Part II

A rising Asia should re-energize the EU to find common purpose
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September 24, 2010
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Voters select bluster over government expertise
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Indonesia’s Hesitancy on the Global Stage

Reform of global institutions requires active participation by developing nations
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OECD Issues Damning Report on Effect of Brexit

GDP per capita in the United Kingdom doubled with EU membership
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Islamic State Has Erased the Line Between Foreign and Domestic Policy

The West must be consistent with its core values and principles to defeat the Islamic State
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