Will Ballots Win Over Bullets in Pakistan?

An electorate hungry for change could bring peaceful transition and determine the country’s fate
Paula R. Newberg
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The EU's First-Ever Security Doctrine

In the wake of squabbles over Iraq, Europe unites under a common foreign policy.
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Is Iraq Becoming a New Vietnam? - Part Two

Not necessarily, but a three-pronged approach could prevent the rise of active resistance
Timothy Carney
July 16, 2003

Is Iraq Becoming a New Vietnam? - Part One

Danger lies in a new hybrid of terrorism and Vietnam-style guerilla warfare
Orville Schell
July 14, 2003

At the Crossroads of History

The UN Secretary-General urges nations to avoid the path that led to two World Wars
Kofi Annan
June 30, 2003

Nike Versus Sweatshop Critic: Back to California

The US Supreme Court decision opens the door to a lawsuit relating to globalization
S.L. Bachman
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China Loses North Korea Link, But May Welcome Purge

No nation or individual can feel secure over North Korea
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Thai Democracy Enters Dangerous New Crossroads

Protesters want to ban populist policies
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The Philippines’ Tough Rebuilding Task

Models for rebuilding can be found in Indonesia and China
Pacific Strategies and Assessments
December 9, 2013

Putin's Russia: Too Weak to Stop Ukraine Joining Europe, But Will Try

Russia struggles to win over citizens in former Soviet republics
Charles Crawford
December 2, 2013

A Dangerous Interregnum

A power shift is underway and cannot be avoided
Roger Cohen
November 29, 2013
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