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The dynamics of political party leadership in Australia’s parliamentary system.
With the EU unable to control its borders, member nations are retreating to national sovereignty.
The Senate has made strides in recent months toward becoming a less dysfunctional place. The weeks ahead will be another good test.
The growing rift between Al Qaeda and Islamic State is evidence of the self-destructiveness of violent jihadism.
Russia probably can't turn the tide in Syria, but it might help the Assad government defend its coastal stronghold.
Can civil society take root in an authoritarian regime?
As with the euro crisis, the refugee crisis exposes strains in the European Union that won't be fixed by reverting to nationalism.
There is no simple solution to the migrant crisis. Solving it requires a balance of compassion and order.
With the Obama administration having secured support for the Iran nuclear agreement, a new chapter is opening for Iranians.
In Baghdad and Beirut, protesters are looking past sectarian division, demanding more effective government.