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In the Tsunami's Wake

Anjalika Bardalai | Mar 01, 2005
It was a human tragedy, but not an economic disaster.

Enforcing Nuclear Disarmament

Amitai Etzioni | Dec 01, 2004
Nigeria, Kazakhstan, the Congo: What do they have in common? All have nuclear reactors with the blessing of the UN. Is this "counter-proliferation" fit for an age of terror.

The Cult of Precaution

Roger Scruton | Jun 01, 2004
The high priests of the European Commission invoke the arcane scripture of the Precautionary Principle to justify their environmental enyclicals--the wages of reason be damned.

Uncle Sam in the Arab Street

Ray Takeyh | Mar 01, 2004
If America promotes democracy in the Middle East, it must be prepared for some very unpleasant consequences.

Does Iraq Matter?

Morton Abramowitz | Mar 01, 2004
Realists, neocons, and liberals all agree that American failure in Iraq would be a catastrophe beyond Iraq. Really? How exactly?

New Europe, New Problems

George J. Viksnins | Sep 01, 2003
Sure, the countries of "New Europe" are friends of the United States right now--but what happens when Brussels gets a hold of them?
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Teutons in Charge

Jacob Heilbrunn | May 07, 2010
Germany—not America—will determine whether the world avoids further economic collapse.

Grecian Formula

Jacob Heilbrunn | Apr 27, 2010
Greece’s financial mess could be the end of European unity.

The Unfinished Revolution: East-Central Europe, Democratization and the Euro-Atlantic Community

Charles Gati | Feb 05, 2003
On Sunday, February 2, 2003, President Vaclav Havel of the Czech Republic became a private citizen.

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