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The Baghdad Talks and the Politics of Inflexibility
Paul R. Pillar
| May 23, 2012
Iran has shown flexibility. But the P5+1 powers seem willing to take without giving.
The Soft Power of Equal Opportunity
Paul R. Pillar
| May 22, 2012
America, like China, will suffer from the inequality fostered by nepotism and cronyism.
Negotiations with Iran: What Has Changed?
Justin Logan
| May 22, 2012
There's little cause for optimism as a new round of nuclear talks begins.
Terrorism of a Bygone Era
Paul R. Pillar
| May 20, 2012
The Lockerbie bomber's death prompts reflection on a time of rampant, state-sponsored terrorism.
What Brussels Can Learn From Ancient Rome
Lewis McCrary
| May 18, 2012
Obama’s Hubby State
Robert W. Merry
| May 15, 2012
The U.S. Drug War Comes to Honduras
Ted Galen Carpenter
| May 14, 2012
Without congressional approval or public debate, Obama is dragging the U.S. military into another quagmire.
Japan Still Sleeps
Justin Logan
| May 09, 2012
Ambitious projections that Tokyo will provide for more of its own security are overly hasty—and perhaps wishful thinking.
Good Policy and Bad Politics
Paul R. Pillar
| May 07, 2012
European voters moved the economic debate in the right direction, even if they did so for the wrong reasons.
U.S. Taxpayers Subsidize Afghan Insurgents
Malou Innocent
| May 07, 2012
After over a decade of funding the enemy and alienating locals, Americans should not be surprised by the sad state of Afghanistan.
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