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How to Contain a Nuclear Iran

Regime change is a pipe dream. Is there a way to keep peace in Tehran without it?

by Ann Crittenden March 5, 2012

For Palestinians in Israel, having a family and being a citizen can be mutually exclusive.

by E.J. Graff March 1, 2012

A little Eeyore, a little Tigger: women are losing at work; Vietnam is prosecuting a baby trafficker; and California approves of same-sex marrieds.

It’s a good thing Germany didn’t follow the advice it’s giving Greece in 1945.

The Florida Senate rejected the bill 21-19, but it was a hard fought victory “straight out of a gangster movie.”

An effort to silence women in the military is meant to empower the radically conservative clergy in Israel.

by E.J. Graff February 26, 2012

How do we stop slavers from entrapping poor fisherman and forcing them to work?

by E.J. Graff February 24, 2012

Sweden will change its law. What’s up with Belgium, Denmark, France, and the Netherlands?

The country’s eurozone partners finally come to an agreement on a new loan, but it comes at a high cost.

In the face-off with the country, the best lesson from the past is that diplomatic compromise doesn’t require appeasement.