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    • FPD World Views: Interview on Haiti with Monika Kalra Varma
    • Human Rights and Aid Transparency in Haiti’s Roadmap to Recovery
    • Corruption Concerns Plague Kazakstan's Rise
    • Corruption in Kenya: The Plots Continue
    • Interview with Michela Wrong: Author of It’s Our Turn to Eat: The Story of a Kenyan Whistleblower
    • Uphill Fight for Good Government in Argentina
    • The Iranian Opposition: Taking Stock Eight Months Later
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• Hope - January 2010
  • January 2010
    • Our January 2010 Issue: Hope
    • Channeling Hope in Haiti
    • ASEAN's New Human Rights Commission: "Toothless Tiger" or Catalyst for Change?
    • Returns to Rutshuru: A Glimmer of Hope in the Democratic Republic of Congo?
    • Serbia: The Little Engine that Could
    • Obama and the Middle East: One Year On, A New Beginning?
• Longstanding Conflict - December 2009
  • December 2009
    • Cyprus: An Island Long Divided
    • 30,000 More U.S. Troops Being Sent to Afghanistan
    • Fashionistas Dress Down the Taliban - The Triple Assault
    • Colombia: U.S. Base Sparks Suspicions
    • Sierra Leone: Women in Conflict with the Courts
    • Historical Antagonism and the Future of Japan-ROK Relations
• Indigenous Rights - November 2009
  • November 2009
    • Ethnic Conflict in Zimbabwe: A Ghost of the Past?
    • A Return to Normalcy? The Restoration of Iraq’s Marshlands
    • Blood, Land and Sovereignty: The Status of Indigenous Rights in the Americas
    • Zimbabwe: Women's Civil Society Group Wins Human Rights Award
    • Protecting Europe’s Indigenous, Regional and Minority Languages
• Trafficking and Displacement - October 2009
  • October 2009
    • Our October 2009 Issue: Human Trafficking and Displacement
    • Combating Human Trafficking in Timor-Leste
    • Reforming a Predatory Army in Eastern Congo
    • Slavery in the New Century
    • Human Commodities? - A Look at Human Trafficking and the Rise of this Illicit Global Trade
    • A Dispute Not Settled
• Ethnic and Sectarian Challenges - September 2009
  • September 2009
    • Energy Policy in Latin America: A Crossroads of Environmentalism, Indigenous Rights and Development
    • Toxic Weapons vs. Toxic Assets: Monetary Responses to the 2006 Lebanese War
    • Georgia and Russia: The Search for Peace, Stability and Territorial Integrity
    • The Hand That Divides: How the Push for Sharia Law in Indonesia May be Deepening Sectarian Lines
    • Corporate Social Responsibility: An Answer to Conflict Jewelry?
• War and Peace - August 2009
  • August 2009
    • The Nato Effort in Afghanistan
    • The Price of Success: Obama’s Efforts to Reform Military Spending in the Midst of Two U.S. Wars
    • Western Sahara: Looking for Hope in the Desert
    • Fool Me Once: Making Sense of North Korea’s Mixed Signals
    • War Within Families: How Child Custody Battles Impact Foreign Affairs
    • Interview with Stefan Aust: Author of Baader-Meinhof: The Inside Story of the R.A.F.
• Democracy and Rule of Law - June/July 2009
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    • Why Obama’s Ghana Speech Comes at a Time of New Hope for Africa
    • A View From the Ground in Honduras: Honduran Civil Society Leader on the Constitutional Crisis
    • Who Will Stand for Rule of Law in Honduras?
    • Identity Crisis in Pakistan
• Education - May 2009
  • May 2009
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    • SPECIAL FEATURE: Does Size Really Matter? Reflections on India's 15th General Elections
    • How Technology Can Support Education in Africa
    • Europe is Out, the Americas Are In: Surprising New Trends in U.S. Study Abroad Data
    • (Still) Separate and Unequal: Roma Education in Central and Southeast Europe
• Religion - April 2009
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    • A Crisis of Christianity: Why China’s most explosive religious movement worships underground
    • Chile’s Secular Triumph Challenges Catholicism
    • Western Europe and Its Muslim Minority: An Unbreakable Cycle of Alienation and Mistrust?
    • Religion is Key to Conflict and Peace in Northern Uganda
• Public Health - March 2009
  • Archive
    • Fifth World Water Forum: Paper Tiger or Path for Progress on Mideast Water Crisis?
    • The Respiratory Disease Capital of the World: What Guangdong Province May Mean for Health Policy in a Globalizing World
    • Re-restructuring Foreign Aid: A Response to Dambisa Moyo
    • A Healthy Debate: Does the Brazilian Healthcare Model Offer a Guide to the U.S.?
    • The Global HIV/AIDS Epidemic and Eastern Europe
• Climate Change - February 2009
  • Archive
    • The Role of the Arab World in the Post-2012 Climate Negotiations
    • From the Mountain to the Sea: 'Climate Change' Changes More Than Just the Weather
    • This BRIC Stands Out: Brazil's Outsized Role in the Fight Against Global Warming
    • Scaling the Climate Summit: Reaching a Deal This December Will Be a Major Climb
    • No More Cheap Machines: Climate Change and China
• Outlook on 2009 - January 2009
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    • Engaging the Middle East: The View from Washington
    • Something Old, Something New: Security Issues to Watch in 2009
    • China's Slow Growth Challenge
    • A New Chance to Shine: Latin America’s Challenges and Opportunities for the Obama White House
• Election 2008 - October 2008
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    • Iran and the Next Administration
    • Rebuilding Alliances and Managing Expectations in a Post-Bush World
    • Nukes in North Korea
    • Can Latin America Weather a Global Recession?
• Free Trade Under the Microscope - Nov/Dec 2008
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    • Is Free Trade in the West in Danger?
    • Re-thinking the U.S.-Syria Trade Relationship
    • The Sound and The Fury: Why Opponents of the US-Colombia FTA Miss the Point
    • Was There Good News from Africa in 2008?
• Global Need For Energy - Sept 2008
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    • New Zealand's Energy Madness is Catching On
    • What the U.S. Can Learn from Brazil’s Energy Independence
    • A Hotspot for Oil Investment
• Peace Versus Security - August 2008
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    • Ikhwan: The Muslim Brotherhood
    • SPECIAL FEATURE: The Arrest of the World’s Most Wanted Man
    • The Other Energy Crisis: Europe’s Increasing Dependence on Russian Natural Gas
    • Al-Bashir Indicted: Justice versus Peace?
    • Colombia: Will FARC Rise Again From the Ashes?
• Radical Transformations - July 2008
  • Archive
    • Nepal's Lesson in Democracy
    • Iran: Nuclear World Order
    • Tough Times Ahead for Argentina
    • Mugabe in Zimbabwe: A Threat to Stability, Democracy
    • What's Next for Europe?
• Militarization - May/June 2008
  • Archive
    • Renewed Rebel Offensive in Chad: An Analysis
    • The Different Roles of Arab Women in Conflicts
    • Japan Opens the Way for Military Use of Outer Space
• First Issue - November 2007
  • Archive
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    • The Bank of the South
    • China's Total Recall
    • Kosovo Revisited
    • Israeli-Palestinian Peace Process

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    • Religion is Key to Conflict and Peace in Northern Uganda
    • Re-restructuring Foreign Aid: A Response to Dambisa Moyo
    • Justice Threatens Peace in Congo, Rwanda and Uganda
    • Was There Good News from Africa in 2008?
    • How Obama and McCain Would Respond to Darfur
    • A Hotspot for Oil Investment
    • Al-Bashir Indicted: Justice versus Peace?
    • Mugabe in Zimbabwe: A Threat to Stability, Democracy
    • Renewed Rebel Offensive in Chad: An Analysis
    • Save Darfur... and the rest of Sudan, too
    • Amid Turmoil in Somalia, a Hint of Hope
    • Kenya in Crisis
    • SPECIAL REPORT: Peace vs. Justice in Uganda
  • Americas Archive
    • Chile’s Secular Triumph Challenges Catholicism
    • A Healthy Debate: Does the Brazilian Healthcare Model Offer a Guide to the U.S.?
    • A New Chance to Shine: Latin America’s Challenges and Opportunities for the Obama White House
    • The Sound and The Fury: Why Opponents of the US-Colombia FTA Miss the Point
    • Can Latin America Weather a Global Recession?
    • What the U.S. Can Learn from Brazil’s Energy Independence
    • Colombia: Will FARC Rise Again From the Ashes?
    • Tough Times Ahead for Argentina
    • The Bank of the South
    • What do they think about us?
    • Enhanced Interrogation': Just a Clever Euphemism?
    • Change in Cuba?
    • Wall Street: The New Front of the War on Terror
  • Asia Archive
    • A Crisis of Christianity: Why China’s most explosive religious movement worships underground
    • The Respiratory Disease Capital of the World: What Guangdong Province May Mean for Health Policy in a Globalizing World
    • China's Slow Growth Challenge
    • Obama and the China Syndrome
    • Nukes in North Korea
    • New Zealand's Energy Madness is Catching On
    • Tibet and the Dalai Lama
    • Nepal's Lesson in Democracy
    • Japan Opens the Way for Military Use of Outer Space
    • China's Total Recall
    • The General and The President
    • Pakistan's Wake
    • Sovereign Wealth Funds
    • China's Military Rise
  • Europe/Russia Archive
    • Western Europe and Its Muslim Minority: An Unbreakable Cycle of Alienation and Mistrust?
    • The Global HIV/AIDS Epidemic and Eastern Europe
    • Something Old, Something New: Security Issues to Watch in 2009
    • Is Free Trade in the West in Danger?
    • Rebuilding Alliances and Managing Expectations in a Post-Bush World
    • SPECIAL FEATURE: The Arrest of the World’s Most Wanted Man
    • The Other Energy Crisis: Europe’s Increasing Dependence on Russian Natural Gas
    • What's Next for Europe?
    • Kosovo Revisited
    • Post-Communist Democracy
    • A New Cold Conflict: Arctic Claim Disputes
    • A Difficult Birth: Kosovar Independence and Eastern European Stability
    • The New Czar: Russia's Relations with the West Under Medvedev
  • Middle East Archive
    • Sunni-Shiite Tensions Flare in Egypt-Hizbullah Dispute
    • Fifth World Water Forum: Paper Tiger or Path for Progress on Mideast Water Crisis?
    • Engaging the Middle East: The View from Washington
    • Re-thinking the U.S.-Syria Trade Relationship
    • Iran and the Next Administration
    • The Future of Saudi Oil
    • Ikhwan: The Muslim Brotherhood
    • Iran: Nuclear World Order
    • The Different Roles of Arab Women in Conflicts
    • Israeli-Palestinian Peace Process
    • Iraq and its Discontents
    • Confronting Iran: Addressing the Need for a Coherent Foreign Policy
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    • The Iraq Barometer: Sobering Milestones Frame the Conflict on the Ground

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