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The United States cannot draw a red line with Iran without direct negotiations

Red line diplomacy with Iran

The shutdown of the Kaesong Industrial Complex leaves South Korea unscathed but creates a predicament for China

China's Kaesong dilemma

The last thing we want with North Korea is a war of words

Give North Korea the silent treatment and talk with China instead

Criticizing the decision to invade Iraq may be harder than you think.

How to criticize the War in Iraq

The policies of the Clinton administration made a nuclear North Korea inevitable

North Korea: The unintended consequences of past mistakes

The hypothetical threat of force isn't enough; for diplomacy to work on Iran, the threat of force must be real and believable.

Iranian nukes and military force as a tool of diplomacy

Sanctions must not be our only option

Options other than sanctions to force Iran's nuclear compliance

With each passing day, it is becoming more and more apparent that a silent yet inexorable run is taking place against the banks of Europe.

State of emergency: the banking crisis in Europe

The author gives his opinion on the state of things in Egypt, Libya, and Syria and also the curious relationship between Turkey and Iran.

A brief overview of the Arab Spring

How a European defense force can be created and why a

The current state of Atlantic Relations: Part II of II

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