Islamic Challenge to Indonesia’s Democracy

Democracy remains highly vulnerable to determined anti-democratic movements
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Do You Really Want This Job?

Global stability requires the next US president to confront a host of problems and restore confidence quickly
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America and the World Into a New Era – Part I

US candidates for president can’t please world opinion
Bruce Stokes
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America and the World Into a New Era – Part II

No longer a solid ally for the US, Europe is split on dealing with resurgent Russia
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North Korea: Life After Kim

The world wonders as citizens of the Hermit Kingdom are in the dark
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Will Kashmir Protests and Terrorism Thwart India’s Global Ambitions?

Politicians and extremists exploiting grievances to instigate violence could drive away foreign investors
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Colombia's president wins the Nobel Peace Prize
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Submarine Sanctuary: Why China Is Determined to Establish Dominance Over South China Sea

Surveillance of the shallow waters is easy
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US Presidential Debate Stirs Worries in Asia

Trump vows to renegotiate trade agreements and security payments while Clinton offers stability
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US Cities Reconsider LED Streetlights After AMA Warning

The energy-saving lights may interrupt sleep and reduce nighttime vision
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September 26, 2016

The Growing Gap Between Town and Country

Diverse cities thrive on connections, not walls
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