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If our new Nobel winner isn't a game-changer, summit fails, global wars by 2030. . . .
Another year has passed in the world's standoff with Iran and North Korea over nuclear weapons, and the situation has only gotten worse. . . .
Timothy Garton Ash, Oxford and Stanford don and veteran practitioner of what he describes as the "mongrel craft" of scholarship and journalism, has spent a lifetime in pursuit of the "subversive" truth behind the significant geopolitical developments - and inflated political rhetoric - of our times. . . .
KEVIN Rudd visits Tokyo tomorrow to launch a major report on nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation that could give him a front-row seat at next year's nuclear summits. . . .
What really matters is not minarets, but that we all, Muslims included, commit to the essentials of a free society. . . .
The interests of the Obama administration in improving ties with Russia, a policy metaphorically first described by Vice President Biden in February 2009 as ‘pressing the reset button,’ are principally driven by three goals. . . .
Swiss voters recently approved by a substantial margin (57 percent yes) a referendum to ban minarets on top of mosques. . . .
Turkey's Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan is scheduled to meet with President Barack Obama at the White House on December 7, 2009. . . .
President Obama and other world leaders will soon gather in Copenhagen to consider yet another global treaty on climate change. . . .
The view of Obama from Central Europe. . . .