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The country lost territory in its conflict with Russia and Russia's proxies. But it took an important step toward democracy and transparency.
After an initially slow response, the world is coming to the aid of West Africa.
Social networks are working to keep the Islamic State's images and messages off their sites.
Like Al Qaeda, the Islamic State group gained quick notoriety. Now virtually all of the world stands against it.
The challenge: Weaken the Islamic State without strengthening the Assad regime.
No one debuts gadgets better than Apple. But no gadget is better than the people who use them.
Defeating the IS group should not detract from ongoing efforts to bring about peace in the Middle East.
Amid concern about police methods, more oversight – and higher standards – are needed.
Central banks are still struggling to break the mental hold of the 2008 panic.
Stopping the conflict won't settle it, but it will spare the innocent.