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New York – India’s Prime Minister Manmohan Singh arrives in Washington this week for the first state visit of the Obama administration, prompting policy and media circles in the U.S. ...

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As U.S. President Barack Obama visits Tokyo on the first stop of his inaugural trip to Asia, he may unknowingly step into a looming crisis in the alliance with Japan. But it is not the ...

"); //2 document.write("The U.S. Needs a New Af-Pak Strategy
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A strategy for the so-called Af-Pak region must start with a definition of the Taliban today. No longer the Islamist group that aided the al Qaeda attackers of 9/11, the Taliban now is ...

"); //3 document.write("The DPJ and U.S.-Japan Security
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Just days before his party took power in September, Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) lawmaker Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi stated that missile defense was “almost totally useless.” That week, ...

"); //4 document.write("Why Islamic Extremists Hate India
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India\'s pluralistic nature is perhaps the biggest threat for Islamic extremists. Not only does India have the world’s third-largest Muslim population, despite domestic differences with ...

"); //5 document.write("Life, Death and DDT
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In a May 6 statement, the World Health Organization and the U.N. Environment Program announced that their goal is \"to achieve a 30% cut in the application of DDT worldwide by 2014 and ...

"); //6 document.write("Election Confusion Breeds Chaos
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KABUL, Afghanistan — The result of Afghanistan’s Aug. 20 presidential vote could not be worse: victory for an incumbent government that will likely be even more corrupt and dysfunctional ...

"); //7 document.write("The Dalai Lama Show
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Taipei — Take an exiled spiritual leader seen by Beijing as a “splittist.” Add an island Beijing sees as a wayward province. Flavor with a strong dose of political posturing and ...

"); //8 document.write("Change the U.S. Can Believe In
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Comments from some Democratic Party of Japan leaders have caused concern in America that the DPJ will seek to radically change the nature of the U.S.-Japan Alliance after the Aug. 30 ...

"); //9 document.write("Seven Steps to Freedom
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Mae Sot, Thailand – The verdict has been handed down: Daw Aung San Suu Kyi is “guilty” as charged. The scenes in court were very dramatic. First, the long expected three-year sentence ...

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