Burma is finally taking tentative steps toward reform. Washington should reward it accordingly.
Netanyahu's historic visit to Cyprus is evidence of a new trend in Israeli peripheral policy.
How Burma's pivot away from its longtime economic partner debunks the myth of China's diplomatic prowess.
Americans must ask the tough questions now, not after a military adventure in Iran goes sour.
No one is going to win in Afghanistan. In the name of stability, bargains must be struck—many of which will involve the Taliban.
Anything close to a full balance sheet on the most recent wars will be a long time in coming.
How Washington's pivot toward Asia could end a decade of stability and usher in a darker era in relations with Beijing.
Ahmadinejad is not Hitler. Iran is not Nazi Germany. Neocons and Israeli right-wingers must stop crying wolf.
Clinton's visit is historic. But without economic reform, political change will never occur.
Fanning the flickers of progress in a traditional bastion of brutality and corruption.
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