Is Iraq Becoming a New Vietnam? - Part Two

Not necessarily, but a three-pronged approach could prevent the rise of active resistance
Timothy Carney
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Is Iraq Becoming a New Vietnam? - Part One

Danger lies in a new hybrid of terrorism and Vietnam-style guerilla warfare
Orville Schell
July 14, 2003

At the Crossroads of History

The UN Secretary-General urges nations to avoid the path that led to two World Wars
Kofi Annan
June 30, 2003

Preempting North Korean Threat in the Sea

A smart U.S. foreign policy initiative is no substitute for a broader strategy
Michael O'Hanlon
June 20, 2003

Online Terrorists Prey on the Vulnerable

Websites target marginalized women and youth, recruiting for suicide missions
Gabriel Weimann
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China and Pakistan: New Friends Can’t Compare

Common strategic interests make them all-weather friends
Willem van Kemenade
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Saudi Arabia on alert for Ebola, MERS and Islamic State extremists
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Jihadists Leverage Social Media to Condemn US-Led Airstrikes

Those who behead are suddenly upset about airstrikes and civilian deaths
Matthew Hillburn
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War Against the Islamic State

Countries in the Middle East scramble for new alliances
Talmiz Ahmad
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Watch Three Mideastern Developments Very Carefully

Islamic State violence may spur new Sunni-Shia cooperation
Rami G. Khouri
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Europe's Muslims Stand Up to ISIS With Public Protests, Twitter Campaign

Islamic State terrorists are an enemy of Islam
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