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Outside pressure and inside self-interest may be changing Vladimir Putin's approach to Ukraine.
A deal on Iran's nuclear program is in everyone's interests – and increasingly possible.
Countering the Islamic State will require a more united, vigorous effort.
Whatever is going on in the country's inner circle today, the 'hermit kingdom' cannot last.
As oil prices dip, nations such as Russia and Iran might see the wisdom of moderation and cooperation.
Turkey has so far held back from intervening. But a twist of history might change that.
Whatever historians conclude about the invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan, the mission is far from accomplished in either place.
Hong Kong protesters must be careful not to alienate mainstream citizens.
Ebola – and the fear of it – must be defeated.
Interconnectivity brings problems and opportunities. Mostly opportunities.