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Ukraine’s Soul Search

Beatrice Walton - October 2, 2010

Exactly eleven months ago yesterday I sat on a bus rattling its way through countryside on my way to L’viv, an artistic, cobblestone city in the...

A Shadow Falls On The Empire of the Sun

Alastair Su - October 2, 2010

In his landmark book, The Clash Of Civilizations and the Remaking of the World Order, Samuel Huntington made the following prediction: East Asia could develop...

Bowing to the Chinese Century?

Jimmy Wu - September 23, 2010

Thomas Friedman, yesterday, in this Times column, found his rhetorical flourish yet lost his practical sensibility. In a fairly particularly common theme for him,...

In Iraq, Messy is Better

Victoria Hargis - June 7, 2010

A close election indicates a strengthening democratic process

Battlefield Juarez

Taylor Lane - June 7, 2010

Time is running out for the Mexican drug war

Secularism vs. Sharia

Jimmy Wu - June 7, 2010

The threat of Islamism in Turkey is overblown

Will Wealth Bring Democracy to Hong Kong?

Tiffany Wen - June 7, 2010

As long as Hong Kong’s economy is booming, calls for democracy will remain on the backburner

E.U.: Vacationing a Human Right

Peyton Miller - April 20, 2010

In a bold step intended to reduce poverty, the European Union will soon be providing some of the Continent’s poorest citizens with subsidized plane...

Georgian President Vows “No Wine For Russia” at IOP

Will Rafey - April 20, 2010

Well, not completely. But Mikheil Saakashvili, the President of Georgia, did boast yesterday that the wine produced in Georgia is simply so good (thanks...

Of Burqas and Rosaries

Ioana Calcev - April 17, 2010

The EU’s Islamic Identity Crisis