Struggles among the Arab powers will have to be resolved to make big initiatives stick.
The continued hyping of Benghazi doesn't protect America or even advance partisan goals.
An absurd accidental assassination attempt highlights Egypt's deepening problems.
Egyptian courts have become a major obstacle for Morsi. He's not taking it sitting down.
There's no straightforward logic to our nonproliferation approach.
A UN mission in the Western Sahara is unnecessary and would only create new tensions.
The Mediterranean state is traditionally tolerant and stable. That might be changing.
Cheap gas and bread are draining state coffers and mostly benefiting the rich.
Rabat can help Washington tend to its complex interests in the Sahel.
Stop worrying about Camp David and give the Egyptians a little push.
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