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Justice doesn't operate as quickly or as brutally as criminality. But it eventually prevails – in the Balkans, the Middle East, and elsewhere.
Whoever the next US president is, he or she will have to coordinate more, not less, with allies.
Tuesday’s attacks in Brussels won’t break the bonds of international cooperation.
The thaw between the US and Cuba won't lead to overnight change in the island nation. But in time, a freer Cuba is likely.
President Obama's trip to Cuba is controversial. But it also shows how a change in approach can echo through a region.
Americans aren't just deciding who will be their next president. Their decision will be felt around the world.
The 2016 US presidential race has been many things to many voters: important, controversial, hopeful. One thing it never has been: dull.
A new civilian president in Myanmar is a compromise choice.
Russian air power saved the Syrian regime. Without it, the regime will have to compromise with its opponents.
There was a lot of anger swirling around the presidential race this weekend. But voting doesn't have to be a gladiatorial pursuit.