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Russia’s relationship with Egypt brings back Cold War memories.



Article • April 11, 2007

Russia’s president is reintroducing authoritarian rule in Russia. His repudiation of democratic principles is not affecting the support he enjoys from the West.






Article • December 14, 2011

Even 26 is still too big.




Article • July 20, 2007

Shimon Peres wastes no time in using his new role to hoist the white flag.


Article • November 13, 2007

Berlin is mapping out legislation designed to protect its strategic industries. What does this mean for Europe?


Article • October 3, 2008


Article • October 11, 2021

Foreign minister talks compromise as his government enriches uranium.


Article • March 12, 2013

The government says the more people are on the program, the stronger the the nation becomes. Is that true?




Feature • August 1, 2001

As the European Union assumes greater global power, a crucial element stands in its way: Nearly a century of British and American intelligence cooperation. Europe’s new independent defense policy and its determination to protect business within the Union demand that Britain choose where it will stand: with the U.S. or the EU.




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Article • July 16, 2008

The Lebanese government is coming out of deadlock, but Iran is the real winner.