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US-Pakistani Relations in Crisis – Part I

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After the Arab Spring – Part III

Turkey rises as a model for democracy and new relationships with the West
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The US Public Wants Disengagement

Tired of war and debt crises, US voters seek time-out on foreign affairs
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