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A Government of Spies

Jessica Stein -
How Russia’s political culture has failed to escape from the KGB

Germany’s Third Unification

Martin Steinbauer -
The Merkel government should nip growing xenophobia in the bud

Mubarak for Life?

Andrew Seo -
Egypt president’s desire to remain in power complicates the succession process

North Korea and China: Is the Tail Wagging the Dog?

Kaiyang Huang -
Never in recent decades have tensions in the Korean peninsula been so high. North Korea's recent artillery barrage against a South Korean island has...

Dealing With Chinaphobia

Alastair Su -
Among my American friends, I've not met a single person who hasn't had some kind of reaction after watching this. Of the recent spate...

Ghajar and the Middle Eastern Minority

Joshua Lipson -
In the high-powered, well-researched world of Middle Eastern border politics, everyone knows about the Golan Heights, the Litani River, and the Sinai Peninsula. But...

Here Comes The Bully: China’s Rare Earth Blunder

Alastair Su -
Two months ago, just when the Senkaku incident between Japan and China seemed to reach a deadlock, China played an unexpected card. Industries in...

Laboring to Govern

Cindy Hsu -
Election plunges Australian politics into uncertainty

90 Miles Away and Closing

Isabelle Glimcher -
Recent policy changes suggest a new openness towards Cuba

Paul Kagame’s Balancing Act

Jimmy Wu -
Rwanda’s hardened reformer moves forward despite growing criticism
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