With the help of her powerful father, Liz Cheney is running for Senate and setting off the next round of an intra-GOP fight over foreign policy.Â
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Transatlantic Trouble
How much has America’s spying on European allies damaged the transatlantic trade deal once thought to be one of Obama’s best opportunities for shaping his foreign policy legacy?
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Turkish Delight No More
The protests against Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan mark a turning point in the country’s democracy but find their roots in a complicated Cold War and Ottoman past.Â
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The War Next Door
Horrifying as the Syrian civil war is, Israel’s best policy option is to stay out.
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Three Guiding Principles for NSA Reform
Many Americans are disturbed by government data-mining, but what can we actually do to change the system we’re so uncomfortable with?Â
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Turkey’s George W. Bush?
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan is reacting to his country’s massive protests much like our 43rd  president did in the face of Iraq War dissent.Â
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A German Tea Party?
What the popular rise of a new anti-euro political party says about fraying nerves in Europe’s economic powerhouse.Â
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A Sheikh’s Life
What Tariq al-Fadhli’s story says about the mixed-up world of Yemeni politics
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The Chechen Connection
The Boston bombers have put the region and U.S.-Russia relations in the spotlight.
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Forgiving Syria
Finding the truth and reconciling warring factions will not be easy after the end of the Syrian conflict.
