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Not necessarily, but a three-pronged approach could prevent the rise of active resistance
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Is Iraq Becoming a New Vietnam? - Part One

Danger lies in a new hybrid of terrorism and Vietnam-style guerilla warfare
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America's War on Terror Goes Awry in Pakistan

Rise of Taliban's allies threatens stability and quashes hope for democracy.
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European Union’s Southern Drive

Expansion plan eyes 'southern mediterranean' states and Middle East
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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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As bin Laden seeks recruits from the marginalized in the West, a Saudi cleric blames him for Muslim suffering
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Governance challenges won't vanish with the Islamic State's defeat
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Yemen Isn’t Just a Proxy War Between Saudi Arabia and Iran

The United Nations has announced a 72-hour ceasefire
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Consumer Giants Court Muslims with Halal Face Creams, Shampoos

Labeling law in the world's fourth most populous country gives halal products a lift
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The Battle of the Burkini

Anti-Muslim rhetoric is framed in the language of human rights
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