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Sustained focus is the only way to end Burma's spiraling descent
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Roosevelt Was Right about Multilateralism

US should return to the best traditions of its leadership
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With the country exploding in anger, Pakistan’s fate hangs on how political leaders decide to restore stability
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The Globe’s Most Important Relationship

China, Japan and the US can better solve regional and global problems together than alone
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Why Iran Didn't Cross the Nuclear Weapon Road

Saddam Hussein's nuclear program, not Western pressure, may have been the deciding factor
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America's War on Terror Goes Awry in Pakistan

Rise of Taliban's allies threatens stability and quashes hope for democracy.
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Trust levels remain low
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Madaya Syria: Aid Convoy Sets Off for Besieged Town

Denying food shipments has become a weapon
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Iranian-Saudi Tensions Have Little to Do With Religion

A few leaders emphasize the divide to incite resentment and gain power
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Middle East Tensions Boil as Saudi Arabia Cuts Ties With Iran

The sectarian rivalry between two regional powers revs up extremism
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