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H1 Obama's Brain Trust Taking Shape
New York Sun
Washington
Post Obama-Clinton
Debate Starts Warm, Heats Up
Clinton
Has Edge in Ohio; Race in Texas Deadlocked In Ohio, Clinton Has Small
Edge
Let's
Just Say Obama's the Nominee. So, Who's the Running Mate?
Editorial That
'70s Show In fighting recession, the Fed must not ignore the
threat of stagflation.
Sanctions
on Businessman Target Syria's Inner Sanctum U.S. Action Alleges
Corruption
They
Can't Admit Victory By Charles Krauthammer There is no denying the
improvements in Iraq since the surge began -- unless you're a Democrat.
New
Sanctions Against Iran Are Proposed
Rioters
Storm U.S. Embassy Serbian protesters set fire to an office
following rally against Kosovo's independence in Belgrade
Pakistan's
Rival Opposition Parties Agree to Form Governing Coalition
NYT Pakistan
Shift Could Curtail Drone Strikes
American officials
are worried a recent agreement with Pakistani authorities to relax operating
rules for U.S. armed surveillance aircraft might be curtailed by political
changes in Pakistan
PAUL KRUGMAN Don’t
Rerun That ’70s Show If history is any guide, we should be looking at an
extended period of economic weakness, probably extending well into 2010 or
beyond.
An interview with Dr. Zbigniew
BrzezinskiRead more...
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Armenia: A Russian Outpost in
the Caucasus? IFRI
This French paper describes the relationship between Russia and Armenia
US elections and Mideast
Four views. bitterlemons.
Guardian Blair
risks ending up as one more crusader in the Levantine ditch Simon
Jenkins: Europe has never been unified, and its history is littered
with the failed ambitions of those who would wear the crown
Serb rioters
invade US embassy
Serbs protesting against western support for
Kosovan independence set fire to US embassy in Belgrade
Ha’aretz – Worried Rice to
discuss Gaza with Olmert in Japan Meeting requested by Rice, as U.S.
claims it is 'uncomfortable' with Israel's operations in the Strip
Time for
generosity with Syria Is Assad weak or is he smart? Has he accepted
Israel's clear supremacy or is he waiting for the opportunity to settle
accounts and balance what's written in the notebook?
The Balkan
paradox Rather than heightening
the desire of different ethnic groups to coexist within the same state, the
democratization process increases the will toward self-determination. Kosovo
was this week's case in point
Financial
Times Milosevic
the midwife Recognition of Kosovo’s, albeit closely
supervised, independence is an act of realpolitik, rather than of idealism,
writes Philip
Stephens
The Times Warning: Obama is dangerous The senator and his wife, as this week has shown, are
classic European-style leftwingers Gerard Baker
Britain, climate change leaders
Hesitation today in putting
reductions into effect will have serious consequences tomorrow Nicholas Stern
Clinton Has Edge in
Ohio; Race in Texas Deadlocked
POLL: Clinton Up in Ohio, Dead Heat in Texas —
The CNN Democratic
presidential debate in Texas
Gallup Daily: Tracking Election 2008
McClatchy How Hillary Clinton blew a sure thing She had
everything going for her. The most famous name in politics. A solid lead in
the polls. A war chest of at least $133 million. Yet Hillary Clinton now
finds herself struggling for political survival, her once-firm grasp of the
Democratic presidential nomination seemingly slipping away. What happened?
Middle East and North Africa
Reform: Rooted in Economic and Political Ground CIPE This
23-page US report argues that the key to reform in the Middle East and North
Africa lies in building on the linkages between democratic governance and
market economies
Winds
of Change in Pakistan
Council on Foreign Relations
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