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More Trouble in the South China Sea

China's latest power grab leaves the U.S. with unsavory options on the high seas.

Legitimacy in Libya

The Arab League doesn't matter anymore, so why should its endorsement of military action?

The Flash Mob that Decided to Intervene in Libya

Clinton, Sarkozy, Cameron, the Arab League, each coming at Libya from a different direction. Even sound process can't guarantee a cogent decision.

Drifting Into Trouble in the Western Pacific

Hillary Clinton has once again waded into controversy between Beijing and Tokyo.

The Arab League's Business

The Arab League--albeit a ridiculously lame substitute on the Palestinian side for U.S. support for Israel--is a reminder of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict's importance across the Middle East.

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May 26, 2012