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Spain's Atlantic Option

Valenti Puig | Jun 01, 2004
Spain's recent election has altered Madrid's foreign policy strategy. The transatlantic window is closing. Can it be re-opened?

The Long Spoons of Ulster

Jonathan Stevenson | Jun 01, 2002
Disturbing indications that the habits of veteran terrorists die hard in Northern Ireland.

Commentary

Take Cuba Off The Terrorist List

Wayne S. Smith | Aug 06, 2007
Twenty-five years after the State Department first listed identified it as a state sponsor of terrorism, Cuba remains on the infamous list, despite no supporting evidence.

Two Choices for Europe

Logan Wright | Mar 17, 2004
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Fallout from the Madrid Attacks

Derrick Hill | Mar 17, 2004
"Events, dear boy, events," British Statesman Harold Macmillan famously replied when asked what governments most fear.
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Blogs

ETA Gives Up Terrorism

Paul R. Pillar | Oct 24, 2011
The Basque separatist group has renounced terrorist operations. This is as close to a victory as counterterrorism gets.

The Rough Road Away from Terrorism

Paul R. Pillar | Jan 10, 2011
Most terrorist groups—vide the ETA, IRA and Hamas—have strategic incentives to get out of the terrorism business. Easier said than done.

Corrupting Counterterrorism

Paul R. Pillar | Nov 10, 2010
A list of terrorism sponsors? Or just a salient indicator of official U.S. opprobrium?

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