Interrupting a History of Tolerance – Part II

Religion provides little basis for the conflict between Palestinians and Israel
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A US Alliance With One Man

Turmoil in Pakistan’s government may make a change in leadership inevitable
Paula R. Newberg
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The US and India: Nuclear Bonding

The just-concluded nuclear agreement opens the door for deeper strategic cooperation in an uncertain world
Nayan Chanda
August 2, 2007

Pakistan at the Crossroads – Part II

In an exclusive interview, former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto offers both warnings and plans for her country
Nayan Chanda
August 9, 2007

Japan Joins the Exclusive Space Spy Club

Wary of North Korea, Tokyo launches surveillance satellites
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Chinese Astronauts to Compete for Final Frontier

Breaking America's orbit? Beijing all set to send Chinese taikonauts into space
Joan Johnson-Freese
March 14, 2003
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“Putin’s World” Gains Traction as Alternative to West

International cooperation is increasingly more difficult
Richard Gowan
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How to Create a New Climate for Peace

Planning and good governance could reduce conflicts
Lauren Herzer
July 20, 2015

Greek Debt Crisis Is Providing Fuel for the Country's Neo-Nazi Movement Golden Dawn

EU should monitor both budget and political trends
Nick Apoifis
July 16, 2015

Iran Nuclear Deal Is Reached With World

Provision allows for quick “snap back” on sanctions in the event of violations
David E. Sanger and Michael R. Gordon
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Globalization With Chinese Characteristics – What Are the Prospects?

“The geopolitical chessboard is messy, confusing and potentially explosive”
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