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Pakistan sees no reason to stop supporting terrorists
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A Greek Tragedy Haunts the World – Part II

While its impact complicates US recovery, Obama needs to engage with Europe
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A Greek Tragedy Haunts the World – Part I

Europe will turn inwardly to solve its problems
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With New Challenges, Should NATO Go Global?

Before taking global responsibility, NATO needs to get its own house in order
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New World Order Without a Hegemon: Compete and Cooperate

Can trading partners also be strategic adversaries?
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Venezuela Unrest Shakes Up Opposition

Yale World Fellow is cofounder of opposition party Voluntad Popular
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US Policy Toward Venezuela: Seeing The Larger Picture

The US promotes regime change, but lacks strategy for governance
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