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The concluding session of the World Tribunal on Iraq (WTI) recently held in Istanbul was an exercise in articulating the principles of international law
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Over the weekend, Iran said it would reject Europe's non-threatening offer. When the carrot fails, is it time for the stick?
August 8, 2005
Mixed Signals
After bombings in Egypt, one question lingers: How will the globalization of terrorism affect tourism?
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August 1, 2005
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The boom in the Chinese microchip industry may be a model of how globalization is supposed to work
Andrew Leonard
August 5, 2005
Bush's UN Agenda Is Well Under Way
Though UN Ambassador John Bolton has set his sights on reform, many changes are already in the works
Steven R. Weisman
August 2, 2005
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