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A playbook for how Indian policymakers can return the country to a path of high and sustained economic growth.
Qatar’s new leadership is reverting to a more pragmatic foreign policy and addressing the fallout from its support for Islamist movements in the region.
Everything you need to know about how the Ukraine crisis will influence Putin’s next moves, European and U.S. interests, China’s stance, the Syrian war, and nuclear talks with Iran.
Many Arab governments are fueling the very extremism they purport to fight and looking for U.S. cover. Washington should play the long game.
The state of the Euro-Atlantic order as Rasmussen’s tenure as NATO secretary general comes to a close.
Everything you need to know about the instability around the world and today’s foremost geopolitical hotspots—it’s some much-needed sober analysis during heady times.
Egypt should include—rather than exclude—its diverse religious movements to help curb violence and extremism and ensure stability.
Qatar wants to increase its influence and break free from Saudi Arabia’s orbit. But its miscalculations and domestic and international challenges make that difficult.
Egypt is far more violent and unstable than it has been in decades. With government repression driving a cycle of political violence, a different approach is needed.
Narendra Modi is well-placed to rebuild U.S.-India relations—but only if he and Washington can move beyond an old grudge.
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