Russia's WTO Entry a Chance to Push Human Rights
The US Congress should see its upcoming adjustment of trade terms with Russia as a chance to press Moscow on corruption and rights abuses.
 It’s Not Just Al-Qaeda: Stability in the Most Dangerous RegionStability Is Paramount in Afghanistan  In a region defined by historic and violent divides, hostile intent, and nukes, the US and NATO have no viable alternative but to stay the course. |
 Reform in the Air in Beijing Chinese leaders treat the National People's Congress as a powerless gathering, but this year's backroom politicking could actually be the beginning of real reform. |
 AIPAC's Victory Obama's pro-Israel speech at the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) Conference appears to show a president that has aligned with the American mainstream's view on Israel—at least, for now. |
 Muscovites Go to the Streets as Putin Declares ‘Victory’ Putin declared "victory" Sunday night, but thousands of Muscovites rallied in protest on Monday to tell him his time is running out.
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Syria Crisis
Arab News. Saudi Arabia.
7 Mar 2012
Think Tank Research
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
7 Mar 2012
Chatham House. England.
7 Mar 2012
Brookings Institution. United States.
5 Mar 2012
MENA Transitions
Ahram Online. Egypt.
7 Mar 2012
Government Speak
China. Remarks.
Pakistan. Statement.
Belgium. Speech.
Sri Lanka. Press Release.
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