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Al Qaeda on ‘Life Support’
The terrorist network and its affiliates are mostly focused on domestic targets – not carrying out another large-scale attack in the West, says Peter Bergen. By Stephanie Gaskell
Threats
An Afghan Game of Chicken
By conducting a public feud, Obama and Karzai are putting their gains at risk in Afghanistan. By Michael Hirsh
Ideas
Hard Choices for the New Middle East
Five strategic dilemmas the administration must address in the Middle East.
Business
This is What the Pivot Looks Like
The Pentagon’s pivot to Asia is underway, but threats still remain around the globe. By Chanin Knight and Kedar Pavgi
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China’s Quest for World Pork Domination
A Chinese company is buying our biggest bacon and ham producer. But what are they really after? By Ben Terris
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Images Indicate N. Korea Carried Out Long-Range Rocket Test
The reclusive state has been working and developing a rocket engine
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China Loves the Navy’s GPS Landing System (and its Slide Decks)
Chinese researchers enamored by the Pentagon's Powerpoint skills
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Why The US is Going After Piracy in The Caribbean, Where it Hasn’t Existed for 200 Years
Diplomatic efforts are being stepped up to curtail criminal activity in the region
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Talks on Mideast WMD Ban an Unintended Casualty of Egyptian Coup?
Efforts to curtail weapons spread may be set back because of the political turmoil in Cairo
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How Pakistan Can Stop Drone Strikes
The attacks' intensity varies with the internal politics of the targeted states.
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The Most Worrying Thing About Egypt's Coup: the Police
After a return of Mubarak-era elements and strong-arm tactics, revolutionaries have yet to articulate a clear vision of a functional, pluralistic government.
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