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Obama Makes Some Authoritarian Friends in Asia

The Obama administration's new charm offensive in Asia has it cozying up to some nasty regimes

An Ugly Answer to Israel's Arab 'Problem' Chadica/Flickr

An Ugly Answer to Israel's Arab 'Problem'

Israel's new loyalty oath for Arab citizens is guaranteed to have the opposite effect it intends. And a close look at the numbers shows it's not even necessary.

Ahmadinejad's Quiet Coup

Yesterday morning, my Eurasia Group colleague Cliff Kupchan and I posted an item at Foreign Policy, highlighting a new internal battle brewing in…

Understanding the $60 Billion Saudi Arms Deal: It's About Iran

The sale represents a highly controversial shift in how the administration plans to deal with the Islamic Republic

Britain's Press Scandal: What It Says About the Cameron Revolution gruntzooki/Flickr

Britain's Press Scandal: What It Says About the Cameron Revolution

The hacking scandal reveals three flaws in Britain's political culture, all of which Cameron will have to address if he really wants a clean break with the past

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