The Roots of Anti-Americanism in Germany

European disapproval of the US extends beyond the war itself
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April 30, 2003

Under Global Spotlight, China's New Leaders Have to Reform

Sars epidemic pushes Beijing towards openness
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Dialogue of Democracy: Indian Muslims Visit Israel

A journey shows that a common political system can transcend religious differences
Tufail Ahmad
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The Fallout from the Iraq War

Some Arab intellectuals are happy, but many are bitter and confused
Barry Rubin
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Globalization's Challenge to Islam

How to create one Islamic community in a diverse world
Riaz Hassan
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Disowned by Mentor, Bin Laden Seeks New Pastures

As bin Laden seeks recruits from the marginalized in the West, a Saudi cleric blames him for Muslim suffering
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A World of Scandal Descends on Malaysian Prime Minister

The government blocks news of investigations in Switzerland, France, Saudi Arabia at home
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Al Jazeera America Will Shut Down Its Cable TV Network in April

Low oil prices and competitive US television market did not help
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Bringing US Presidential Debates to a Chinese Audience

Beijing high school student organizes volunteers to post subtitles on US debates
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Iran Unveils Western Art Largely Unseen Since 1979

Modern art of the West influenced Iranian artist Farideh Lashai
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Not Just Paris: Why Is Beirut's Brutal Terrorist Attack Ignored?

Regarding some violence as routine is a threat for global security
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