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Afghanistan's Economic Hope

Attracting global economic players like China, India and the UK can stabilize. 

Challenges of the Eurasian Muslim Diaspora

The problem is broader than the Boston bombers, and must be addressed.

Sochi's Olympic Security Obstacles

Political instability and difficult history confront Russia's winter games next year.

A Worthwhile Redirection in Pakistan

A detente with India serves U.S. interests, even if Islamabad and Washington drift further apart in the process.

The Tensions Beneath the Moscow Spy Scandal

The caper comes amidst warming relations with Russia, highlighting lasting challenges.

Erdogan's Obama Agenda

Turkey's neighbors and Turkey's trade will get top billing in today's meeting.

Obama and Erdogan's Trust Problem

The prime minister's visit to Washington will feature hot disagreements over Syria behind closed doors.

An Effort Worth Making

The slight U.S.-Russian opening could continue.

Putin's Unsteady Year

It's been exactly one year since his return to the presidency, and he's finding it harder the third time around.

Fixing Russia Cooperation After Boston

Why relations fell apart—and how to put them back together.

Iran Threatens Azerbaijan

A senior parliamentarian suggests the Caspian republic should be absorbed.

Georgia's Dangerous Slide Toward NATO

Tbilisi's membership in the Atlantic pact would increase the risk of war without increasing members' security.

Russia and Counterterror Cooperation

Washington and Moscow's joint actions against extremism aren't systematic.

This Man Is Not the Next President of Russia

Alexey Navalny is being persecuted for his political beliefs. But he's not about to replace Putin.

Israel-Turkey Reconciliation Still Remote

The phone call between Erdogan and Netanyahu won't stop a trend of increasing tension.

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May 23, 2013