Yale Discusses the Implications of the Iraq War

The war may not have been an intelligent tactical move
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Wars That Defy Categorization

The war in Iraq, 9/11 attacks and the Iranian Revolution pose challenges for Western imagination
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Doing God’s Work for the Taliban

Korean Christian missionaries end up bolstering the terrorists in Afghanistan
Shim Jae Hoon
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In Post-9/11 World, US President Has the Loneliest Job

The next president faces an uphill climb to restore domestic and global trust in the US
Bruce Stokes
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All at Sea Over Resources in East Asia

Competing claims over the South China Sea among China and its neighbors could destabilize the region
Barry Wain
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Pakistan's Anniversary Wish – Justice

Denying justice in the name of fighting terrorism will backfire
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Student's Creative Clock Draws Police – And White House Invitation

Are aging societies intolerant about youthful behavior and curiosity for science?
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Defiant Chinese Admiral’s Message: South China Sea “Belongs to China”

Admiral also points out that the US and China are working on a code of conduct to avoid conflicts
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What Will Jeremy Corbyn's Impact Be on Key Issues the UK Faces?

Corbyn is on the record for opposing inequality, austerity programs and war in the Middle East
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Obama on Climate Change: Act Now or Condemn World to a Nightmare

Rising seas, depleted water supplies, volatile weather add to refugees and conflict
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Hacker Killed by Drone Was Islamic State’s “Secret Weapon”

Modern warfare requires tech expertise
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