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The Water's Edge: Word Games

While foreign policy is often formulated behind close doors, events surrounding two current challenges the U.S. faces abroad are taking on a particularly public debate, writes Water's Edge columnist Daniel Widome.

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Transformational Change

In talking about the limitless potential for renewables last week, I mentioned the letter from three key ministers from France, Germany and the UK cal…

Greeks Bearing Gifts?

Yesterday, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton arrived in Islamabad to start a two-day visit aimed at improving U.S./Pakistan relations and to solidify…

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Indonesia is brining a case against the United States over the ban on clove cigarettes. The Americans claim the ban is meant to improve the health of …

WTO: Boeing vs. Airbus

Last month the WTO ruled against Airbus, stating that they had illegally received loans from European governments, giving them an unfair advantage ove…

Foreign Anti-Libel Bill Passes Senate

Bipartisan legislation that would protect journalists from libel suits filed abroad, authored by Senators Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.) and Jeff Sessions (R-…

Our Schlieffen Plan

At Informed Comment yesterday,  Tom Engelhardt ripped counterinsurgency (COIN) a new one.  He writes that we should “start talking about the mad…

Malnutrition in Bangladesh: Hope and Blight in a Young Country

Consider for more than a breath that about 50% of children under 5 years of age in Bangladesh are malnourished.  That hard to picture statistic masks …

Barriers to Understanding

A paragraph in an otherwise fine post from Chris Blattman, “Africa’s Coming Disaster,” rubbed me the wrong way. In the post, Blattma…

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