America’s China Worries – Part III

Growing Chinese presence in the Pacific islands unsettles locals and poses questions for the US
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America’s China Worries – Part I

The Chinese anti-satellite weapon test is a challenge, but the US would be better off not overreacting
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Diplomacy as Afterthought Wins US Few Mideast Converts

While pro-American Arab leaders are paralyzed by Iraq violence, Israel-Palestine interlocutors are lame ducks
Fawaz A. Gerges
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The Axis of Irony

President Bush's Iraq policy means more than meets the eye
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Is Southeast Asia Becoming China’s Playpen?

As China gains strategic advantage in Southeast Asia, the region seeks balance
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Legacy of a Terrorist

Even after capture, a terrorist can rely on global networks to inspire others
William O'Malley
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The US and Israel could find themselves isolated in the international community
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Israel is but a pawn for US strategy in the Middle East
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Boris Nemtsov: Liberal Martyr

Hateful rhetoric, aggressive and unchecked, could signal an era of political terrorism for Russia
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All It Takes to Cross From Turkey to ISIS-Held Syria Is $25

NATO member Turkey struggles to control corrupt border guards who allow back-and-forth travel
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The Kremlin invests in dividing Europe, funding euro-skeptics in media and politics
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