Pakistan’s New Tack on Fighting Terror

By setting consistent ground rules, Pakistan could win public support for war on terror
Ashley J. Tellis
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Why Globalization Is in Trouble – Part I

Job loss and worry about identity make the West reconsider the value of trade and immigration
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US Pushes Pie-in-the-Sky Missile Defense in Europe

Rather than shoot down any enemy missiles, the plans risk starting an arms race
Tom Sauer
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Taiwan’s Success Could Show the Way for Tibet

Economic ties and regional democracy could ease Taiwan and Tibet as touchy issues for China
Humphrey Hawksley
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How to Win in Iraq Without Losing to Iran

By switching enemies midstream, the US has antagonized the Shiites without winning the Sunnis
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Time to Bury a Dangerous Legacy – Part II

Climatic catastrophe would follow regional nuclear conflict
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The Fall of the House of Murdoch

Governments may put the brakes on media consolidation
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Thailand's Election: A Precious Chance

Reconciliation will steady Thailand
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Obama Tries to Stop Execution in Texas of Mexican Killer

Texas governor disregards the US Constitution
Chris McGreal
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Top Taliban Leader Quits the Pakistan Taliban

Militant commander protests suicide bombings and civilian deaths
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A European Generation Takes to the Streets

Arab protests inspire young Europeans anxious about jobs and future prospects
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