Free Press Essential for Hong Kong's Success

A service economy cannot grow without the free flow of information.
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Talk of a Washington Split Over North Korea Is Overblown

The slow pace in dealing with the crisis may eventually bring more pressure on Pyongyang.
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The EU's First-Ever Security Doctrine

In the wake of squabbles over Iraq, Europe unites under a common foreign policy.
Shada Islam
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Non-Globalized States Pose a Threat

Bush's African safari is an important step in dealing with the challenge.
Banning N. Garrett
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Is Iraq Becoming a New Vietnam? - Part Two

Not necessarily, but a three-pronged approach could prevent the rise of active resistance
Timothy Carney
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Is Iraq Becoming a New Vietnam? - Part One

Danger lies in a new hybrid of terrorism and Vietnam-style guerilla warfare
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North Korea Sanctions Largely Depend on China’s Implementation

UN member states have a legal responsibility to implement the sanctions
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Why More Defense Spending Could Slow Technology Growth

War draws science and math resources that would otherwise spur trade and economic growth
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Radioactive Material Stolen in Iraq Raises Security Concerns

Authorities worry about accidental or intentional contamination
Ahmed Rasheed, Aref Mohammed and Stephen Kalin
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Magistrate Orders Apple to Help FBI Hack San Bernardino Shooter’s Phone

Apple CEO suggests that the FBI is demanding a backdoor that could put any iPhone data at risk
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To Tame a Dragon

Obama hosts ASEAN and encourages firm stance on South China Sea disputes
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