Pakistan and the Afghanistan End Game – Part II

Pakistan sees no reason to stop supporting terrorists
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Pakistan and the Afghanistan End Game – Part I

Islamabad’s effort for a greater influence in Kabul could undermine prospects for stability
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With New Challenges, Should NATO Go Global?

Before taking global responsibility, NATO needs to get its own house in order
Richard Weitz
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Google’s Lesson: Innovation Has to Be Accompanied by Reliability

Companies and governments will focus on safety first while adopting new products
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Northeast India: Boiling Pot of International Rivalry – Part I

Bangladesh was a conduit for anti-India insurgency
Bertil Lintner
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Solving Afghanistan: Elephant in the Room is Indo-Pakistan Rivalry

The Taliban won’t come to the table without Pakistan, but it would antagonize India
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Regarding some violence as routine is a threat for global security
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Hollande Blames ISIS for Attacks in Paris as Death Toll Rises

Europe and other global powers call for unity, but domestic politics may add challenges
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Egypt Can’t Blame Everyone Else

Egypt’s crackdown on activists, media invites global press scrutiny
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Iran's Involvement in Syria Talks Alarms Hardliners

All parties agree on political process that includes ceasefire
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