The World’s Growing Nuclear Club

India can offer some lessons on non-proliferation in a new nuclear age
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China-Japan: Cautious Steps Across the Divide

China and Japan find common ground on energy and the environment, but separately boost investments in defense
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Against the Wall: The US Faces a United Iraq

Rejection of the Baghdad divider shows a tiny glimmer of hope for defeating Al Qaeda in Iraq
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The Rise in Extremism – Part II

As fundamentalists in Indonesia strive to control and homogenize Islam, social harmony is the first casualty
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Why “Fair Trade” Could Backfire for the US

Rather than erect trade barriers, the US must tackle its own bad habits
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Islamic State Faces a Complex Web of Militant Groups and Violence in Pakistan

Groups compete for recruits and influence in Pakistan
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China “Extremely Concerned” by ASEAN Statement on Disputed Sea

ASEAN suggests that island-building in the South China Sea erodes trust
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An Unending Refugee Tragedy: Europe's Path to Deadly Partition

Policies that aim to deter trafficking and migrant crossing have not worked
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China Halts New Policy on Tech for Banks

The move is but a small delay in the country’s regulations for the internet
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Words of Concern, Walls of Deterrence: Refugees Pushed Out to Sea

NGO launches its own search-and-rescue operations in the Mediterranean
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