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World

Pacific Pivot

Australia’s Dilemma Between Strategy and Culture in the South Pacific

The Gangs of Syria

Can Syria survive without Assad?

Jordan's Visionary

Analyzing the Middle East's most progressive leader.

Utilitarianism and The Neoconservative Conceit

What J.S. Mill would say about modern American adventurism.

A New Beginning for Georgia

With the surprise election of billionaire Bidzina Ivanashvili, Georgian Dream presents an alternative to standard second-world power transitions.

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

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

Fighting for Malala

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

On Recession and Secession

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

Mexico's PRI: Repeating History or Looking Forward?

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

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