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- Syria: A Jihadi Paradise - Pepe Escobar, Asia Times
- Iran Faces a Rough 2013 - Alireza Nader
- Can America Be Fixed? - Fareed Zakaria, Foreign Affairs
- Russia and Its Values - Andrew Wood
- U.S. and Israel Heading for a Clash? - Ira Chernus
- The Challenges Facing Japan's Shinzo Abe - Pranamita Baruah
- The Three French Conundrums - Thomas Klau
- Is Syria the Start of France's Reemergence? - Martin Michelot
- Why the Asia-Pacific Region Needs a NATO - Sarosh Bana
- An American President in the Age of Globalization - Strobe Talbott
- How U.S. Can Profit from China's Transition - Donald Gross
- Looking Beyond the Asia Pivot - Robert Amsterdam, RealClearWorld
- Preventing Further Escalation in Gaza - David Makovsky
- America's Next Quest for Domination - Alfred McCoy
- China, Russia Position for Obama 2.0 - M K Bhadrakumar, Asia Times
- The Elections, Gridlock and Foreign Policy - George Friedman
- Who Lost the World: How Libya Became an Election Issue - Ira Chernus
- U.S. in the Mideast: Slow and Failing - Riad Kahwaji
- Venezuela's Future Up in the Air - International Institute for Strategic Studies
- Syria a Spark That Could Ignite Lebanon - Aram Nerguizian
- Turkey Growing Frustrated - International Institute for Strategic Studies
- American Policy Is Hurting Turkey - Tony Badran
- Will Oil Provoke an October Surprise? - Michael Moran
- What's Worse: A Baby Boom or a Baby Bust? - Philip Bowring
- Russia's Policy in Syria Born of Principled Self-interest - International Institute for Strategic Studies
- Beijing Worrying Many Neighbours - Greg Sheridan
- Obama's Great Gamble Comes to an End - Chris Sands
- Egypt's Morsi Resets Ties with U.S. - M K Bhadrakumar, Asia Times
- Could Georgia Be 2012's October Surprise? - Lincoln Mitchell
- A Forgotten War in the Himalayas - Jeff Smith
- U.S. Ties to Israel the Best Deterrent Against Iran - Tzipi Livni
- Sleepwalking into an Afghanistan Disaster - Hal Colebatch
- A Light on Sunni-Shiite Rivalries - Kaveh Afrasiabi, Asia Times
- Renewing American Leadership - Mitt Romney
- Will Mexico's New President Deliver? - Allison Jackson
- Syria's Display of Virility Against Turkey - Hassan Mneimneh
- Understanding Russia's Anti-Americanism - Ognyan Minchev
- Germany's Lesson for a Strong Economy - Knut Panknin
- Obama Administration's Drone Death Figures Don't Add Up - Justin Elliott
- Euro Crisis Kills a Counter-American Idea - Fabio Rafael Fiallo
- Afghanistan's Post-NATO Future - Harsh Pant
- China's Old Power Structure Gives Way - Francesco Sisci, Asia Times
- Grading Medvedev's Foreign Policy - International Institute for Strategic Studies
- Saudi Arabia's Quandary - Bernard Haykel
- What Obama Didn't Tell Us About Afghanistan - Chris Sands
- Missile Shield Redux - Andrew Michta
- Muslim Brotherhood's Ambitions Revealed - Eric Trager
- America's Shrinking Global Power - Alistair Burnett
- The Next Phase of Russia's Awakening - Dmitri Trenin
- Trading U.S. Jobs for Overseas Military Bases - Clyde Prestowitz
- Khamenei's Strength May Be a Liability - Washington Institute
- Europeans Take Lead on Iran Nuclear Negotiations - Der Spiegel
- The Militarization of the Syrian Uprising - Riad Kahwaji
- Sarkozy's Free Speech Faux Pas - Los Angeles Times
- For Some in France, America Is the Biggest Problem - Isabelle Roughol
- Kabul on Razor's Edge - M K Bhadrakumar, Asia Times
- The Battle to Unseat Chavez - Girish Gupta
- Russia's Not Completely Wrong About Syria - Edward Burke
- Next Steps for U.S. in Syria Crisis - Heritage Foundation
- Escaping Egypt's Vicious Circle - Carnegie Endowment for Int'l Peace
- A Slippery Slope to War With Iran - Geoffrey Kemp, German Marshall Fund
- Would Romney's Foreign Policy Be Any Different? - Michael Cohen, FP
- U.S. Raises Hopes in Hunt for Rebel Warlord - Horand Knaup, Der Spiegel
- How Will South Korea React? - Sunny Lee, Asia Times
- History May Be Kind to George W. Bush - Mary Dejevsky, The Independent
- The Iraq War Was No Triumph - The Independent
- Obama's Unlikely Turkish Alliance - David Ignatius, Washington Post
- Washington Destabilizes Asia-Pacific - Michael Swaine, National Interest
- Two Models for Integrating Asia - Center for Strategic and Int'l Studies
- Time to Act on Sudan Atrocities - John Prendergast, Global Post
- Burma Will Improve Human Rights - Kevin Rudd, The Australian
- Putin's Kremlin Return Spooks Chechnya - Amie Ferris-rotman, Reuters
- Toward a New American Century - Mitt Romney
- Poland Looks to Ukraine for Strategic Depth - Stratfor
- Iraq Goes the Way of Its Gulf Neighbors - Aymenn al-Tamimi, Daily Star
- Time for Assad to Go - President Barack Obama
- Promise of the Arab Spring Fades - Dilip Hiro, Yale Global
- U.S. on Tightrope With Taiwan Arms - Ted Galen Carpenter, Cato Institute
- Recognizing Reality in the Middle East - Matthew Duss, American Progress
- Victory Can't Be Bought in Afghanistan - Alan Philps, The National
- Chavez's Economic 'Miracle' - Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Herald
- A Conservative Crack Up on Foreign Policy - American Progress
- Turkey's Inevitable Problems With Neighbors - Stratfor
- Syria's Ongoing Nightmare - New York Times
- Will Yemen's Opposition Settle? - Haley Sweetland Edwards, New Republic