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The brinkmanship between Russia and the West over eastern Ukraine is not a game.
It is possible that instead of radicalism spreading in the the West Bank, moderation could spread in Gaza.
Even secure messaging may not stay secure forever.
On a bright spring day with a slight April chill in the air, a city reclaimed its holiday.
Rule of law can be slow and frustrating, but rule by force can take the world down a ruinous path.
The Russia Mr. Snowden now lives in has made a sharp right turn, both internationally and internally.
Short version: Things are not going smoothly.
In and around New England, the words “Boston Strong” are now as ubiquitous as the words “Red Sox” and “Patriots.”
Great care is needed right now in managing an explosive situation.
Humanity’s success as a species has not been free of cost.