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For too long, localized problems in Africa have unfairly characterized the entire continent.
Current events can be dispiriting. But when viewed over the long run, human progress is undeniable.
No matter what precautions are taken in combat, innocent people always are caught in the crossfire
For the sake of civilians, a way must be found for Hamas leaders to leave.
An anti-corruption campaign in China shows the shortcomings inherent in a one-party system.
The Israeli invasion of Gaza resembles the 1982 invasion of Lebanon. Its outcome might be similar as well.
Without direct Russian intervention, the rebellion in eastern Ukraine will be lost. With it, more would be lost.
The influx young people from Central America to the US is a complicated, contentious issue. But there may be a way forward.
Money, weapons, and diplomacy have so far failed to put out the many fires burning in the region.
Flying is far less risky than other means of travel, thanks to a major effort to improve safety in recent decades.