Viewed From Chinese Border, North Korea Is More Curiosity Than Threat

Confident in their government’s ability to control an old ally, the Chinese remain unruffled about North Korea’s nuclear program
Lauren Keane
November 9, 2006

Unilateral Action Would Make for a Very Difficult World - Kofi Annan

On broader international security, the only recourse is through the UN
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Relax, Democrats Might Not Be So Protectionist After All

Free-trade Democrats are not necessarily an oxymoron
Edward Gresser
November 14, 2006

Globalization and God – Part I

A shrinking world might require an ethical code for the politics of religious exchange
Pratap Bhanu Mehta
November 23, 2006

North Korea’s Nuclear Gamble

The nuclear test challenges South Korea and Japan and shakes the US-dominated Asian security
Shim Jae Hoon
October 10, 2006

China Gets Tough With North Korea

By siding with the US in sanctioning North Korea, China improves relations with Japan and consolidates its regional power
Susan L. Shirk
October 26, 2006
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Russian Hearts, Minds and Refrigerators

The sanctions are working, weakening support among Russians for a takeover of Ukraine
Gideon Rachman
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Islam and the West at War

Religion and politics are treacherous combination for any who do not share beliefs
Roger Cohen
February 17, 2015

What Germany Owes Ukraine

Reticence for military confrontation may be a legacy of WWII
James Kirchick
February 16, 2015

Israelis Wonder If Netanyahu Risks Too Much in Obama Tussle

Defiance on protocol could weaken ties between the two allies
Batsheva Sobelman and Laura King
February 11, 2015

The Future of Force

Globalization’s rapid advance may have eliminated rules of war
Joseph S. Nye
February 11, 2015
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