Editors' Picks
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ARGUMENT
The president has protected his right flank for now, but history won’t be so kind.
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BRIEFING BOOK
How Obama Missed an Opportunity for Middle East Peace
Why did the president ignore the only part of the "peace process" that was working?
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ARGUMENT
The West isn't declining. Here are four world powers enjoying an astonishing renaissance.
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5 Easy Ways to Solve the Greek Crisis
If, that is, the economists were in charge.
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Italy's foreign minister on why Libya still matters
BY GIULIO TERZI
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How NATO is failing on human rights
BY KENNETH ROTH
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Could Egypt's disastrous transition end up pretty much OK?
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Why controlling the international arms trade could help build stable societies.
BY CHRISTIAN CARYL
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After Myanmar, could Zimbabwe be the next country to reform from within?
BY JOSHUA E. KEATING
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Dennis Ross: Breakthroughs with Iran in Baghdad 'unrealistic'
BY JOSH ROGIN
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Will the Florida vote hinge on Cuban oil?
BY STEVE LEVINE
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Ban and Annan play good cop/bad cop
BY COLUM LYNCH
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Avoiding the containment trap with Iran
BY MICHAEL SINGH
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The Good Felool - By David Kenner
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Dereliction of Duty - By Kenneth Roth
Despite the rhetoric, the NATO summit offers no concrete plan to protect Afghan rights.
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Why Libya Matters - By Giulio Terzi
If the international community doesn't help Libya build a democratic society now, it'll have no one but itself to blame for the consequences of failure.
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Taking Maybe for An Answer - By Jon B. Alterman
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