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United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo

Conflict Conundrums

Tim Potier | Mar 01, 2006
For the United States, mediating territorial crises must involve geopolitical juggling.

The World's Resentment

Peter W. Rodman | Jun 01, 2000
Identifying the source and assessing the consequences of the revival and diffusion of anti-Americanism in world politics.

Kofi's Rule

Edward Luttwak | Dec 01, 1999
Kofi Annan has promulgated a new rule for the conduct of international affairs. But there were difficulties in applying it, in the case if the weak as well as the strong.

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Nobel Peace Prize for War

Dimitri K. Simes | Dec 12, 2008
On his blog Subjective Evaluation, Dimitri K. Simes notes that Martti Ahtisaari, latest recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize, hardly deserves it. As an architect of Kosovo’s independence, he helped cause a war.

Revenge of the Balkans

Gordon N. Bardos | Aug 28, 2008
Our adventurism in the Balkans is having serious consequences for American regional interests, even a decade later.

Kosovo Precedent Prevails

Ted Galen Carpenter | Aug 26, 2008
Insisting that recognizing Kosovo would not set a dangerous precedent was wishful thinking. Now the United States needs to backtrack to repair relations with Moscow.
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