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Does U.S. Support of Israel Encourage Iran to Go Nuclear?

Author - October 15, 2012

America's funding of Israeli military coffers has the unintended effect of driving Iranian nuclear ambitions.

Fighting for Malala

Author - October 14, 2012

The shooting attack of 14-year-old Malala Yusufzai is a wake-up call for Pakistanis to combat religious violence.

On Recession and Secession

Author - October 9, 2012

A review of Foreign Policy's special feature "Who Won the Great Recession?"

Mexico's PRI: Repeating History or Looking Forward?

Author - September 1, 2012

Since reclaiming the Mexican presidency after twelve years out of power, the PRI presents a test to the future of multiparty democracy in Mexico City.

India's Missing Piece

Author - September 1, 2012

The fortune of India's economy is inextricably linked to that of its women.

Yes Scotland or Better Together?

Author - August 21, 2012

In the wake of British patriotic display, the Yes Scotland and Better Together camps battle for the future of Scotland.

In Egypt, Imagining Alternatives to Morsi

Author - August 21, 2012

As Egypt settles into a Morsi presidency, it is important to imagine alternative voices of Egyptian national aspiration.

Reframing the Idea of Progress

Author - August 4, 2012

Beyond the failure to develop systemic alternatives at Rio+20, Bhutan and others pave way with new paradigms of 'progress'.

Ending Nepal's Hegemonic Tryst

Author - July 14, 2012

After centuries of Indian domination, Nepal would be wise to cultivate a wider set of diplomatic ties in order to keep its southern neighbor at bay.

Reflections on the Revolution in Syria

Author - July 11, 2012

Why we must not conflate human rights and natural rights.