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Chafing at the Bonds

Julian Gewirtz -

Hard Corps: Iran's Revolutionary Guard

Victoria Hargis -
A closer look at shifting power dynamics in Iran   The election crisis in Iran this summer riveted the world with scenes of dramatic demonstrations and...

This is basically another Munich situation right here.

Alex Copulsky -
Iran has backed down from a nuclear deal that would have significantly eased American tension with them. The deal was to send Iranian low-enriched...

Colombia’s War on Terror

Robert Long -
Have the FARC finally met their match? A recent string of defeats for the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), Latin America’s oldest, largest, and...

Defending the Defense

Daniel Handlin -
Russia’s campaign against missile defense in Europe Ballistic missile defense — once derided as “Star Wars” by critics — is finally coming into its own...

The Shia Awakening

Ashley Robinson -
Sunni-Shia conflict and the logic of containmentIn 2003, for the first time in history, the Shia were poised to take control of a major...

More Secretary than General?

Shreya Maheshwari -
Ban Ki-moon’s first two years at the United NationsBan Ki-moon, the Secretary General of the United Nations, has cultivated many nicknames over the course...

Closer, but No Cigar

Amy Beeson -
Anticipating a new era of engagement with CubaWhen President Obama signed the 2009 Omnibus Appropriations Bill into law on March 11, he took a...

Ping-Pong with Pyongyang

Samir Patel -
Can six-party stakeholders return the next volley?On Feb. 13, 2007, six-party talks with North Korea reached a breakthrough. In exchange for economic and energy...

Not an Ex-Party

Chris Danello -
New Labour is still the defining movement of British politics “This our hope: not just to promise change but to achieve it. New Labour. New...
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