When Millennia-Old Mummies Threaten National Identity

Ancient Silk Road exhibition brings China’s problems with Xinjiang into focus
James Cuno
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Pakistan and the Bomb

By stepping up security and slowing weapons buildup, Pakistan would earn international respect
Bruce Riedel
February 21, 2011

Eighteen Days That Shook the Middle East – Part II

From culture to politics – what happens in Egypt spreads throughout the Middle East
Rami G. Khouri
February 16, 2011

Eighteen Days That Shook the Middle East – Part I

Revolution in Tunisia and Egypt is incomplete, but tremors are being felt from Algeria to Yemen
Dilip Hiro
February 14, 2011

The Arab Rising – Part III

Instability in Egypt and release of Palestinian Papers threaten the Israeli-Palestinian peace process
Barry Rubin
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The Arab Rising – Part II

Suppression of democratic demands at home doesn’t stop Iran from backing Egyptian uprising
Jamsheed K. Choksy, Carol E. B. Choksy
February 4, 2011
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Battery Powered: The Promise of Energy Storage

Improved batteries would galvanize the renewables industry
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March 18, 2015

Boris Nemtsov: Liberal Martyr

Hateful rhetoric, aggressive and unchecked, could signal an era of political terrorism for Russia
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In Latin America, New Urgency to Educate Stirs Up Outdated System

Teach for America yields successes across Americas
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What Germany Owes Ukraine

Reticence for military confrontation may be a legacy of WWII
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