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10 years ago this month, the Good Friday Agreement was promulgated and ushered in peace in Northern Ireland. How are we doing today at settling similarly elusive political problems?
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Madame Secretary quietly leads while special envoys Holbrook and Mitchell struggle.
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A recent article explores the demons and obsessions dogging Obama's Af-Pak envoy.
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Obama's hesitation on Israeli settlements could put the US in danger.
Dalai Lama's visit to Taiwan is an unnecessarily provocative act against China.
The Kennedys proved that America is long over anti-Catholic sentiment, but lingering prejudice fueled Teddy's sense of justice
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Why Pakistan and the US see the Taliban through different lenses.
Like the Brits in Palestine and US in Vietnam, it is time to get out of Iraq.
Opinion: The conflict unfolded most memorably for soldiers and on battlefields.
US risks harming friendly relations with its northern neighbor.
The roots of this week's violence go back. Way back.
US forces in Afghanistan should keep in mind John Masters' account of the British campaign against the Pashtuns.
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