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Take the Middle East Plunge, President Xi
Paul R. Pillar
| May 09, 2013
Israeli-Palestinian peace ought to move from a quartet to a European-Chinese duet.
Hard and Soft Power in Bahrain
Paul R. Pillar
| May 08, 2013
Tehran's outdoing Washington in Manama.
The Guantanamo Political Game
Paul R. Pillar
| May 02, 2013
Posturing is the primary purpose for keeping the prison camp open.
A New Franco-German Feud
Jacob Heilbrunn
| May 01, 2013
Leaked memos show no love lost.
The World Gets Mediocre Grades
Paul R. Pillar
| Apr 22, 2013
The international community is underperforming.
Spellbound by Terrorism
Paul R. Pillar
| Apr 21, 2013
Despite pledges of resilience and defiance, the United States allows terror threats to dictate its actions.
The Constitution Project's Vital Terrorism and Torture Report
Jacob Heilbrunn
| Apr 16, 2013
It is appropriate to look back critically at the past rather than sweeping it under the rug.
A Good Man Leaves the Plantation
Paul R. Pillar
| Apr 13, 2013
Salam Fayyad worked hard to build a Palestinian state. But could he ever have succeeded?
International Institutions Come in Handy
Paul R. Pillar
| Apr 03, 2013
The Gun Lobby Tackles Foreign Policy
Paul R. Pillar
| Mar 18, 2013
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