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Stopping new nuclear plants will not make the world any safer.
It may be in tiny Bahrain where Washington pays the piper for 35 years of intervention in the Arab world.
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Famine for the North Koreans will not mean the end of the regime. Hunger knows no politcs.
Washington is being replaced as Islamabad's paramour du jour. More war for South Asia.
Moscow's elite leaves the country's ordinary citizens to fend for themselves as the war for Russia's inner abroad rages on.
To counter Islamism in nuclear Pakistan, the United States should do more to support Baluch insurgents.
A new American strategy for the region: siding with the good guys.
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