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The Troubled U.S.-Pakistani Alliance
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The Pakistan-American Alliance
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The Pressures on Pakistan
Anatol Lieven
September/October 2015
An Unworthy Ally
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C. Christine Fair and Sumit Ganguly
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How Pakistan Sees Afghanistan
Peace Is Possible Only If the World Engages With the Taliban
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The Distortion of Inequality
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Spreading the Wealth
David Dollar and Aart Kraay
March/April 2013
Capitalism and Inequality
What the Right and the Left Get Wrong
Jerry Z. Muller
March/April 2018
How to Crack Down on Tax Havens
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Nicholas Shaxson
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The World Is Becoming More Equal
Even as Globalization Hurts Middle-Class Westerners
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Comprehensive Foreign Affairs coverage of the issues that shape our world.
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Yemen’s Intractable War
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Yemen on the Brink
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Yemen’s Humanitarian Nightmare
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The Only Way to End the War in Yemen
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The Shattering of Yemen
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