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Forum on Lebanon

Sean R. Singer | Sep 14, 2006
Just as the Lebanese must adjust to a severely altered landscape within their country, the United States must also adapt to the Middle East's transformed geopolitical landscape.

Olmert's Secret Weapon: Prime Minister Deployed a Boomerang

Claude Salhani | Sep 13, 2006
Olmert's weapon certainly did cause massive destruction in Lebanon, and with noted precision, wreaked havoc upon its return to sender.

Mid-East AmBush: How Bush policies undermine U.S., and region's, interests

| Sep 05, 2006

The Crucial Final Step

Frank Carlucci | Sep 01, 2006
Success in the Balkans depends on independence for Kosovo.  The moment to achieve this end has come, now the United States must act.

Remember Pakistan?

Sara Kupfer | Apr 28, 2004
The blame game surrounding the 9/11 Commission hearings and the developing situation in Iraq has overshadowed serious analysis of a crucial country in the U.

Europe and the Establishment

John O'Sullivan | Mar 31, 2004
In Britain, they have admitted the existence of "the establishment" ever since journalist Henry Fairlie coined the term in the mid-fifties.

The Very British Broadcasting Corporation

Clive Davis | Feb 25, 2004
In their more pessimistic moments, the British like to think of the BBC as one of the few national institutions that actually works.

An Unsavory Ally

Erick Stakelbeck | Feb 11, 2004
"The Saudis are friends.

Toward Cooperative Security

| Jan 08, 2003

Divergent Foreign Policy Views: Survey Finds Biggest Public/Elite Gap Is over Immigration

Mark Krikorian | Dec 25, 2002
It comes as no surprise that there are significant differences between the opinions of the public and the elite on a variety of foreign-policy issues.

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