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More and more, it looks as if the American economy has turned the corner on the employment front.
If it turns out that Colorado is not a marijuana magnet, the implications are interesting.
Moscow is warning Kiev not to risk civil war by countering the eastern uprising.
The Syrian civil war appears to be winding down. But the way it is winding down is troubling.
With their young, fragile democratic traditions, Afghans and Pakistanis are now linked.
After 13 years of nation-building, the future of Afghanistan is in the hands of Afghans.
Step by step, the Continent as a whole is improving.
NATO is pivoting back to Europe.
Occasionally, an exposé shakes our view of the way things work.
Restoring trust will not be easy or quick.