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The Russian Challenge – Part I

Rise of an assertive Russia requires transatlantic alliance to develop greater cohesion
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The Russian Challenge – Part II

Nationalism and military prowess are not the best tools for prospering in the 21st century
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Pakistan on the Brink

Mismanaged “war on terror” has stirred extremism, threatening to rip Pakistan apart
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America and the World Into a New Era – Part III

Though in troubled waters, the US-European alliance remains indispensable
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China’s Delusions of Regional Hegemony

Asia’s many rivalries hold back the continent’s rise
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War Actually Is an Alternative to Iran Deal

Expecting a better deal on Iran is fantasy
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The nation spends billions, but arbiters on soft power worry about tight government controls
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