Wars That Defy Categorization

The war in Iraq, 9/11 attacks and the Iranian Revolution pose challenges for Western imagination
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In Post-9/11 World, US President Has the Loneliest Job

The next president faces an uphill climb to restore domestic and global trust in the US
Bruce Stokes
September 10, 2007

Pakistan's Anniversary Wish – Justice

Denying justice in the name of fighting terrorism will backfire
Ahmed Rashid
August 16, 2007

Interrupting a History of Tolerance – Part II

Religion provides little basis for the conflict between Palestinians and Israel
Riaz Hassan
July 24, 2007

Pakistan at the Crossroads – Part I

Stability depends on restoring democracy and bringing prosperity to Pakistan
Philip H. Gordon
August 7, 2007

Transcript of Pakistan at the Crossroads – Part II

In an exclusive interview, former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto reveals her determination to return for elections and rescue her country from extremism
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Growth in once-strong emerging economies is sputtering
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Mob Rule

Organized crime thrives on instability
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The Detroit Syndrome

Successful cities nurture diversity, random connections and knowledge mixture
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Would-Be Canadian Citizens Set to Fight Oath to Queen

Immigrants claim oath is unconstitutional
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Why India Trails China

Inequality threatens economic growth
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June 20, 2013
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