Foreign Policy

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    Job Creation Focal Point of Obama's Asia Trip

    President Obama’s trip to Asia is intended to deepen U.S. engagement in the region and open up Asian markets to U.S. businesses.

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    New Rules and New Systems: America in a New World Order

    As the world becoming increasingly multipolar and alternative centers of global power are arise, international institutions and rules will have to change to reflect the new global reality.

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    START Treaty as a Start of a New Era

    The Obama administration recognizes that the weaponization of outer space is a threat to U.S. security and has expressed willingness to hold talks about the future of arms control in space.

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    Afghanistan Policy, Goals Reexamined Upon McChrystal Departure

    President Obama had no choice but to dismiss McChrystal. With Petraeus, though, he managed to make a personnel change without a hint of policy change.

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    Gaza Flotilla Incident: Political Fallout

    The Middle East is in a state of heightened tension following Israel’s armed attack on a flotilla of humanitarian aid. If nations in the region are determined to provoke a war, little can be done to prevent conflict from escalating.

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    A Roundtable Discussion on Obama's Foreign Policy Objectives

    As his term continues, President Obama is finding himself increasingly aligned with Bush's foreign policy at the end of 2008.

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    Nuclear Dynamics

    The Nuclear Security Summit is the largest U.S.-hosted gathering of world leaders in 65 years. Its focus was on the threat of nuclear terrorism and the importance of global cooperation in the effort to secure nuclear materials.

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    Russia's Nuclear Aims

    Dmitry Medvedev and Barack Obama recently signed a treaty to cut both countries' nuclear arms stockpiles. Although this agreement changes little in the strategic environment between the two countries, it may give a boost to the “reset” initiative.

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    STARTing Over

    The United States and Russia have officially signed the new START Treaty, setting up the necessary framework to reduce the world’s nuclear weapon stockpile by almost a third.

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    Moscow, Washington and Nukes

    The new nuclear arms reduction treaty is a positive outcome of the "reset" in U.S.-Russian relations, and will be a significant contribution to global non-proliferation efforts.

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