Post-bin Laden: Pakistan’s Hour of Choice

Pressured by the US and bloodied by terrorists, Pakistan must choose its destiny
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Pakistan’s Not So Sleight of Hand

Overlooking bin Laden in Abbottabad shows either Pakistani complicity or incompetence on terror
Sumit Ganguly
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How to Keep the Nuclear Genie in the Bottle

Nations cooperate to combat nuclear terrorism, despite disagreements over state activities
Richard Weitz
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Christians of the Levant on the Brink of Extinction

In an ironic twist, Western countries may have hastened Christians' departure from the Middle East
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Iran’s Global Ambitions – Part III

Global opinion disapproves of Iran’s nuclear weapons program, but differs on how to stop it
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Iran’s Global Ambitions – Part II

China's caution in supporting UN sanctions is good news for Iran's nuclear aspirations
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Denying food shipments has become a weapon
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The Spread of Wahhabism and the West’s Responsibility to the World

Support for dictators, limited education, inequality contributed to the extremism
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Candidates and media may be failing test on juggling the many US priorities
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