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Japan Warms to China

Why Abe and Xi Are Slowly Mending Ties

J. Berkshire Miller

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing, November 2014.

Security Jul 14, 2017 Snapshot

Calling Pakistan's Bluff

The Right Way to Stop the Taliban

Whitney Kassel and Philip Reiner

Pakistani commandos during a military parade in Islamabad, March 2017.

Security Jul 12, 2017 Snapshot

How Saudi Arabia Botched Its Campaign Against Qatar

The Costs of the Pressure on Doha

Bassima Alghussein and Jeffrey A. Stacey

Economics Jul 12, 2017 Snapshot

Where Israel and Europe Go From Here

Why Economic and Strategic Cooperation Have Never Been Better

Toby Greene and Jonathan Rynhold

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and German Chancellor Angela Merkel address a news conference at the Chancellery in Berlin, Germany, February 2016.

Security Jul 7, 2017 Snapshot

How to Fix the Western Balkans

European Integration Is Still the Best Path Toward Reform

Jeffrey Mankoff

Members of Kosovo Security Forces during a celebration marking the eighth anniversary of Kosovo's declaration of independence, Pristina, February 2016.

From the Archives Jun 27, 2017 Snapshot

Gaza on the Brink

How to Forestall Another Conflict Between Hamas and Israel

Benedetta Berti

During a power outage in Gaza City, September 2015.

Security Jun 23, 2017 Snapshot

Green-on-Blue Attacks in Jordan

The Meaning of the Assaults on U.S. Forces

David Schenker

U.S. soldiers during a military exercise south of Amman, May 2017.

Security Jun 16, 2017 Snapshot

How to Normalize Pakistan's Nuclear Program

Two Key Problems U.S. Negotiators Should Address

Gaurav Kampani and Bharath Gopalaswamy

A Hatf-VI (Shaheen-II) missile with a range of 2,000 km (1,242 miles) takes off during a test flight from an undisclosed location in Pakistan, April 2008.

Security Jun 16, 2017 Snapshot

A Flawed Plan for Afghanistan

The Trouble With Deploying More U.S. Troops

Aaron B. O'Connell

A U.S. soldier on patrol in Kandahar Province, Afghanistan, April 2012.

Food & Agriculture Jun 15, 2017 Snapshot

Puntland's Problems

It's Not Just Al Shabab That Threatens the Region's Stability

Vanda Felbab-Brown

A soldier keeps guard at the opening of the new Bossaso International Airport in Puntland, Somalia January 2016.

Security Jun 6, 2017 Snapshot

The Gulf Widens

The Roots of the Regional Spat With Qatar

Dina Esfandiary and Ariane M. Tabatabai

An aerial view of Doha, Qatar, March 2013.

Security Jun 5, 2017 Snapshot

The Struggle Over Sinjar

Who Wants the Territory, and Why It Matters

Vera Mironova and Mohammed Hussein

Kurdish Peshmerga fighters line up at a defensive point near Sinjar, Iraq, June 2017.

Security May 31, 2017 Snapshot

Bye-Bye, Kony?

The Lord’s Resistance Army After the U.S.–Ugandan Withdrawal

Ledio Cakaj and Kristof Titeca

Ugandan soldiers during the campaign to track down LRA leader Joseph Kony, in a forest near the borders of the Central African Republic, Congo, and South Sudan, April 2012.

From the Archives May 25, 2017 Snapshot

The Manchester Bombing and British Counterterrorism

Familiar Patterns, Fresh Consequences

Robin Simcox

British Prime Minister Theresa May speaks outside 10 Downing Street in London, May 2017.

Security May 25, 2017 Snapshot

Four Ways Forward in Afghanistan

What the United States Could Do With More Troops

Sameer Lalwani

A U.S. soldier shielding himself from the rotor wash of a helicopter near Jalalabad, Afghanistan, December 2014.

Security July/August 2017 Comment

Where to Go From Here

Rebooting American Foreign Policy

Richard N. Haass

I’ll have what Xi’s having: Xi and Trump at Mar-a-Lago, Florida, April 2017.

Security May 18, 2017 Snapshot

Adrift in the South China Sea

The High Cost of Stopping Freedom of Navigation Operations

Mira Rapp-Hooper and Charles Edel

An view of Thitu Island, one of the disputed Spratly Islands, in the South China Sea, July 2011.

Security May 15, 2017 Snapshot

Egypt and Sudan's Escalating Border Dispute

Why Sisi Can't Afford to Lose the Halayeb Triangle

Maged Atef

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi sits during a signing of agreements ceremony with Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir (unseen) at the El-Thadiya presidential palace in Cairo, October 2016.

Security May 11, 2017 Snapshot

The Right Way to Create Safe Zones in Syria

Six Steps for the Trump Administration

Paul R. Williams and J. Trevor Ulbrick

Crossing a highway in Aleppo, Syria, January 2015.

Security May 3, 2017 Snapshot

Adrift in Afghanistan

Trump Should Clarify the United States’ Role

Gayle Tzemach Lemmon

A boy playing on a merry-go-round in Kabul, July 2015.

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How to Fix the Western Balkans

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Green-on-Blue Attacks in Jordan

How to Normalize Pakistan's Nuclear Program

A Flawed Plan for Afghanistan

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The Struggle Over Sinjar

Bye-Bye, Kony?

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