The WTO Can Promote Both Free Trade and Human Rights

Provided the supporters and protesters see the potential it holds
Susan Ariel Aaronson
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HIV/AIDS: A Truly Global Response Needed For a Global Scourge

Power struggle over coordination of the global campaign must be ended to develop a unified strategy
Michael Merson
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Summit Rhetoric Soars While Economy Sinks

Why leaders should stay home from regional summits – and truly address the world's economic ills
Jeffrey E. Garten
November 3, 2005

Fate of the Farmers in Balance

The next round of trade talks must remove subsidies that are crushing poor farmers
Edward Gresser
November 1, 2005

Toward a Virtual Caliphate

Al-Qaida is not the only Muslim group harnessing the power of globalization
Peter Mandaville
October 27, 2005

Should the US Sell Nuclear Technology to India? – Part I

Unless modified, the current US policy would sacrifice its global non-proliferation goal for immediate strategic interests
Robert Einhorn
November 8, 2005
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UAE appoints state minister on happiness and strives climb in UN rankings
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The End of Globalization? International Security Implications

Technology is reducing jobs and need for long supply chains – national security policies must adjust
T.X. Hammes
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Through the Venezuelan Looking Glass

Absurd policies emerge from scapegoating and alternative belief systems
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Your Soap and Toothpaste Could Be Messing With Your Microbiome

Researchers question if common chemicals in soaps contribute to antibacterial resistance
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