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Europe's New Definition

Alpkaan Celik - November 6, 2011

Crisis redefines the European Community

Afghanistan in the Media

Sandra Korn - November 6, 2011

Media coverage of, interest in, and justification for America's longest-running war.

The End of Time: Gadhafi’s Legacy

Elsa Kania - October 30, 2011

Throughout the forty-two years of his rule, Gadhafi was always a larger-than-life figure.

The Democratic Divergence

Gram Slattery - October 30, 2011

As authoritarian regimes have crumbled in the Arab World, so too has the gulf that once separated politics from religion.

Afghanistan Today

Elsa Kania - October 30, 2011

Seven HPR writers comment on the 10th anniversary of U.S. involvement in Afghanistan.

Al-Nahda: A Renaissance for Political Islam in the Middle East?

Yacine Fares - October 26, 2011

The significance of rising support for Al-Nahda and moderate Islamic parties stretches much farther than Tunisia

A Model Monarchy?

Elsa Kania - October 24, 2011

Morocco's monarchy has withstood the tide of change sweeping the Arab world with preemptive and proactive policies.

Trapped Tories and Locked Lib-Dems

Oreoluwa Babarinsa - October 24, 2011

So, while it is true Britain is in a tough spot, the real story lies in how the ruling parties just seem to be digging in their heels.

HPRgument: Israel after the Arab Spring

John Pulice - October 21, 2011

Asking eight HPR writers what's next for Israel.

Is the US Losing its Hold on East Asia?

Heather Pickerell - October 21, 2011

It's too soon to call the shots on declining US influence in East Asian geopolitics. For now, the United States is still, and should remain, an important player in the region.