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Ghajar and the Middle Eastern Minority

Joshua Lipson - November 18, 2010

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 - November 9, 2010

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 - November 6, 2010

Election plunges Australian politics into uncertainty

90 Miles Away and Closing

Isabelle Glimcher - November 6, 2010

Recent policy changes suggest a new openness towards Cuba

Paul Kagame’s Balancing Act

Jimmy Wu - November 6, 2010

Rwanda’s hardened reformer moves forward despite growing criticism

A World Without Nukes

Eliza Calihan - November 6, 2010

Addressing regional conflicts is at the heart of disarmament

No We Can’t? Searching for Obama’s Audacity in the Post-Midterm World

Beatrice Walton - November 6, 2010

Immediately following the midterm elections, newspaper headlines from around the world told the tale of an American president embarrassingly “defeated” and “apologetic” of his...

The Power of an Endorsement

Andrew Seo - November 4, 2010

President Lula da Silva may have endorsed his chief of staff, Dilma Rousseff, to be the next president of Brazil, but is she qualified?

U.S. Japan Relations: A Friendship Grown Cold

Alastair Su - October 31, 2010

Just this week, the White House announced that during President Obama’s visit to Japan for APEC, he would not be stopping by Hiroshima and...

Poland: Disillusion Trumps Obama’s Popularity

Beatrice Walton - October 25, 2010

On my first night living in Poland last summer, I asked my host mother, a 44-year-old Polish elementary schoolteacher and mother of two, her opinions...