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Muslims could benefit from removing the word “jihad” from the vocabulary of politics
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The US overthrow of Saddam reconciles old enemies
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Gauging Terror – Part I, Lebanon

It’s a mistake to brand a political party with social services, like Hezbollah, solely as terrorists
Fawaz A. Gerges
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The Jihad and the West – Part I

Jihad is ultimately political action that can be influenced by dialogue and negotiations
Riaz Hassan
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Chávez-China Oil Deal May Produce Unsuspected Winners

More sources of oil could provide global energy security
Trevor Houser
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Gauging Terror – Part II, India

Despite suffering substantial losses from terrorism, India resists initiating military strikes
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