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Obama's Broader Message in Berlin By Charles A. Kupchan and Jeanne Park
U.S. War in Afghanistan By Jeremy Sherlick and Greg Bruno
A Conversation with Neil Irwin By Neil Irwin and Jeffrey Garten
Developments in Cuba By Julia E. Sweig
Is the United States Ready to Make a Deal with Iran? By Carla Anne Robbins
Pathways to Freedom By Isobel Coleman, Terra Lawson-Remer, John Campbell, Grzegorz Ekiert, Joshua Kurlantzick, Shannon K. O'Neil, Carlos Pio, George Soroka, Jan Teorell, and Andrew Wilson
A User's Guide to Democratic Transitions By Isobel Coleman and Terra Lawson-Remer
Refocusing U.S.-Mexico Security Cooperation By Shannon K. O'Neil
Nigeria By John Campbell
Ukraine By Andrew Wilson
Thailand By Joshua Kurlantzick
Indonesia By Joshua Kurlantzick
South Africa By John Campbell
Poland By Grzegorz Ekiert and George Soroka
Brazil By Carlos Pio
Nigeria Is Caught Between Military Abuses and Islamist Rebels By John Campbell
Mexico By Shannon K. O'Neil
A Man of the System Could Affect It By Ray Takeyh
U.S. Education Slipping in Ranks Worldwide, Earns Poor Grades on CFR Scorecard
Holding Sway By Jerome A. Cohen

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