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TERMS OF ENGAGEMENT
The coming Palestinian statehood push at the United Nations is a train wreck. But with the U.S. Congress promising punishment for this effrontery, it's not just Palestinians who will come away grievously injured.
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ARGUMENT
Israel's giant new natural gas find will transform the Middle East -- and add more fuel to an already combustible region.
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ARGUMENT
A Dictator's Handbook for the President
To win in 2012, Obama's going to have to act a bit more like the tyrants he's so proud of toppling.
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THINK AGAIN
Everyone knows an independent Palestine, side by side with Israel, is unworkable right now. But it's even more hopeless than they think.
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The latest from the U.N. General Assembly's big week
BY COLUM LYNCH
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A historic day for Israel-Palestine?
BY DANIEL LEVY
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It's time to have an open conversation about the Chinese military threat
BY ROBERT HADDICK
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Romney fails International Relations 101
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Why it's so tough to talk about foreign policy during campaign season
BY PETER FEAVER
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Pakistan's real terrorist problem isn't Afghanistan
BY AHSAN BUTT
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The GOP's new love for the U.S. ambassador to Syria
BY JOSH ROGIN
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Is the U.N. a pressure cooker or a release valve?
BY DAVID BOSCO
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JAMES TRAUB
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AMERISLUMP
U.S. Roads Are So Bad You Need a German Car to Drive on Them
BY JOSHUA KEATING
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DISPATCH
Here's What It Looks Like When An Arab Revolt Fails
BY S. HENDERSON
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The Return of the King - By Julia Ioffe
It's official: Vladimir Putin is Russia's once and future president. So how come we're surprised all over again?
09/24/2011
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The World in Photos - An FP Slide Show
From Pakistan to Mexico, September's third week saw war and earthquakes, market crashes, and a contested execution.
09/23/2011
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You Should Be Ashamed! - By Julia Ioffe
Russian democracy, civil society, and economy may all look bad from the outside. But to hear Putin talk, it’s the West that should be embarrassed.
09/23/2011
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The Gloves Come Off - By Daniel S. Markey
Washington's talking tough to Pakistan about the Haqqanis. But does it have enough leverage to walk the walk?
09/23/2011
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Is There Light At The End of Egypt's Tunnel? - By James Traub
Egypt is a mess right now, but if its Army can figure out how to give up power and set elections on course, there's still hope for a happy ending.
09/23/2011
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This Week at War: Let's Talk About China - By Robert Haddick
A new book argues that it's time to have an open conversation about the security challenges posed by the Middle Kingdom's rise, even if Beijing gets offended.
09/23/2011
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09/23/2011
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Bahrain Boiling - By Simon Henderson
Welcome to the Arab revolt that failed.
09/23/2011
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Uncle Sam and the Saudi Split - By David Ottaway
Why is the House of Saud risking its hard-won relationship with Washington over the Palestine statehood issue?
09/23/2011
