Law Challenges China Dream for Control of South China Sea

With its hard line, China has painted itself into a corner while increasing the chance of conflict with its neighbors
Nayan Chanda
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Opportunities, Not Oppression, to Stop Illegal Mining in the Peruvian Amazon

Targeting small illegal mines in Peru is counterproductive, and the entire supply chain should strive for ethical standards
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Double Jeopardy: Russia Strives to Reintegrate With the West

Russia strayed from globalization, and the West can help encourage the nation to return to the fold
Ashkhen Kazaryan
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Narrow Court Ruling May Offer Room for Diplomacy on South China Sea Claims

International court will soon rule on South China Sea case between China and the Philippines
Ashley Townshend
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UN Credibility on Trial in Cambodia

UN hybrid tribunal in danger of becoming irrelevant as donor nations overlook Cambodian government’s interference
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To Eradicate Measles, Destroy Vaccine Myths

The World Health Organization may not reach its goal to eliminate measles by 2020
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Global Backlash on Vaping: Reuters

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