Washington’s Iraq Dilemma: Why Engaging Iran Is a Good Idea

While no silver bullet, dialogue could help expose Iran’s weaknesses
George Perkovich
December 12, 2006

Is Globalization Sustainable?

History shows that globalization isn’t inevitable, and current world trends may not be favorable
David Dapice
September 26, 2002

Globalization and God – Part I

A shrinking world might require an ethical code for the politics of religious exchange
Pratap Bhanu Mehta
November 23, 2006

Will Guns Fall Silent in South Asia?

End of civil war in Nepal could serve as model for a troubled region
Paula R. Newberg
December 5, 2006

North Korea’s Nuclear Gamble

The nuclear test challenges South Korea and Japan and shakes the US-dominated Asian security
Shim Jae Hoon
October 10, 2006

China Gets Tough With North Korea

By siding with the US in sanctioning North Korea, China improves relations with Japan and consolidates its regional power
Susan L. Shirk
October 26, 2006
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Will US Patience Bring Success in Afghanistan and Iran?

New Israeli-Palestine talks could ease conflict elsewhere
David Ignatius
August 23, 2010

As Some Young Muslims Turn to Radicalism, Concern Grows

In need of funds, Afghanistan-Pakistan camps recruit among young Germans
Souad Mekhennet
August 10, 2010

The Whistleblowers: Is WikiLeaks a Blessing or Curse for Democracy?

Wrongdoers and the powerful depend on secrets
John Goetz, Marcel Rosenbach
July 29, 2010

McChrystal Tests Obama’s Priorities

McChrystal, no longer leading war in Afghanistan, ignites scrutiny
David Sanger
June 23, 2010

Turkish Funds Helped Group Test Blockade

Conflict at sea transforms into battle for international public opinion
Sabrina Tavernise, Michael Slackman
June 7, 2010
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