Smaller Dragon Takes Global Strides

The lure of trade, more than military battering, transformed Vietnam
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Beijing: A Global Leader With 'China First' Policy

Prodded to take leadership, China focuses on national interests
David Shambaugh
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The Middle East at the Crossroads – Part II

Turkey steps forward on the world stage, no longer doing the bidding of the West
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The Cheonan Attack: Torpedoing Chance of Peace?

North Korea’s ongoing provocations against South Korea put China in the middle
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Diplomatic Pressure Narrows Iran’s Nuclear Options

More nations are wary about adding to nuclear weapons in the Middle East
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Everyone Says the Libya Intervention Was a Failure: They’re Wrong

Some interventions must proceed even when chances are slim that stability will follow
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Debunking America’s Populist Narrative

US voters have reasons to worry, but many go after the wrong targets
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At the Nuclear Security Summit, Real Action on the Sidelines

The summit aims to curb nuclear proliferation, terrorism and capabilities of rogue states
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With Belgian Terrorist Attacks, Strains on a Battered Europe Grow

Response to terrorism: The EU cannot afford to cower, break up or rely on extreme responses
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Washington’s New Friends in Latin America

Obama’s visit to Cuba and Argentina shows willingness to engage
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