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Pakistan Remains a Question Mark in Lead Up to NATO Summit
May 17, 2012
After a decade of war in Afghanistan, world leaders will arrive at May’s NATO Summit in Chicago having finally articulated...FULL STORY

Security

One Mission, Many Agendas: No Blueprint in Sight for NATO’s Out-of-Area Operations
May 17, 2012
NATO’s hitherto most significant out-of-area operation – over 10 years in Afghanistan – is winding down with little...FULL STORY

Economy

The Case for Transatlantic Geo-Economics at the G8
May 15, 2012
When the G8 leaders meet on May 18th to 19th in Camp David, they will face a transatlantic economic outlook that is...FULL STORY
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Summitry

Opportunity Lost? Looking Back at the Summit of the Americas
May 2, 2012
Latin America cannot catch a break. The Summit of the Americas was supposed to be a coming out party for many Latin American...FULL STORY

Energy

An Invitation to War
May 11, 2012
The Saudis are making promises intended to convince Americans and Israelis that they have no reason to worry about the price...FULL STORY

Diplomacy

Ambassador Sherry Rehman: An Unorthodox Woman for an Unorthodox Alliance
April 13, 2012
Just one year ago, Shehrbano “Sherry” Rehman, Pakistan’s newly appointed Ambassador to the United States, was receiving...FULL STORY

Environment

Feeding a Growing World Sustainably and Nutritiously
January 20, 2012
Few human experiences are as universal as the need for food. Ensuring people have enough to eat is the foundation for good...FULL STORY

Diplomatic Life

Passport to the World: Meridian’s 6th Annual International Children’s Festival
May 16, 2012
On Sunday, May 6th, thousands of Washington families enjoyed the International Children’s Festival. This was the 6th...FULL STORY

BRIC

China's
May 10, 2012
Since the late 1970s, the People’s Republic of China (PRC) has built its economic modernization strategy on a philosophy...FULL STORY

Asia

Burma’s Reform: an Opportunity or a Threat?
April 26, 2012
Luminaries smelled blood. Hillary Clinton, Kevin Rudd, and David Cameron came and went, openly advocating for continued...FULL STORY

Africa

South Sudan Women Face Human Rights Violations
May 13, 2012
Juba, South Sudan A woman with her two-week-old baby was dragged out of her home at gun point in April at Hai-Mauna...FULL STORY

Oceania

Time for a New Policy Approach to Fiji?
November 8, 2011
For more than two decades, Fiji has endured a coup culture. During the latest military coup in 2006, Commodore Bainimarama...FULL STORY

Eurozone

Greek Entrepreneurs to the Rescue: How to Reinvent the Greek Economy After the Sovereign Debt Crisis
May 16, 2012
The Greek dimension of the EU sovereign debt crisis is by now well known to all. Investor anxiety over excessive national...FULL STORY

Middle East

What Motivates Jihadi Terrorism?
May 2, 2012
Terrorism, as a highly complex phenomenon, stands at the forefront of national and international agendas. Although terrorism...FULL STORY

Central Asia

Op-Ed: Delivering on the Objectives of Afghanistan Conferences
May 14, 2012
Last December in Bonn, Afghanistan chaired and Germany hosted an international conference on “Afghanistan and the...FULL STORY

Latin America

Mexico’s Moment
April 13, 2012
Mexico has made the headlines for many reasons: violence, drug trafficking, mafias, cartels, massacres, police brutality,...FULL STORY

Global Cities

Keeping Up with an Urbanizing World
February 16, 2012
In 1951, Isaac Asimov, father of science fiction, opened his most famed book Foundation with a graphic portrayal of the...FULL STORY
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