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Deja Vu All Over Again: Algeria, France, and Us

Matthew Connelly | Dec 01, 1995
Barely three decades after fighting one of the bitterest of all colonial wars, France and Algeria are again embroiled in conflict.

Supping with Devils

Peter W. Rodman | Sep 01, 1991
The Cambodian ceasefire accord, reached in June at a meeting of the warring Cambodian parties at the Thai beach resort of Pattaya, was a promising step toward settlement of the country's long and bloody conflict.

Commentary

Bin Laden's Death Shatters Conventional Wisdom

Bruce Hoffman | May 02, 2011
Why bin Laden's death may not make us safer.

Blogs

Get the Facts, Then Make Up Your Mind

Bruce Hoffman | Sep 13, 2010
Can anyone name a pundit that's been more consistently wrong when it comes to terrorism than the ubiquitous Fareed Zakaria?

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