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Obama and Iran

Over the past three decades, five American presidents have struggled to figure out what to do about Iran, and all five have failed. more
Obama and India: A Chance to Redeem Democracy

When asked if it made a difference who was elected president of the United States, an astounding 87 percent of Indians polled said it did not. Let’s hope they aren’t right. more
Obama and the Rise of the Rest

The optimism over Obama's win is being tempered by the sense all is not well in America. more
From Great Game to Grand Bargain: Ending Chaos in Afghanistan and Pakistan

Why Obama must adopt a bold diplomatic initiative that will encompass the region. more
Asia Reacts to the Election of Barack Obama

Slideshow Feature: View photos from Asia after Barack Obama's victory. more
Obama and Pakistan: Mutual Trust, Respect and Understanding

Pakistanis grudgingly share the global excitement of Obama’s victory. more
India Cautiously Welcomes Obama’s Election

Barack Obama's election has seized the imagination of many Indians. more
Stay the Course in North Korea

As Barack Obama’s new administration takes over we are faced with the choice of making some progress, as we have in recent years, or no progress... and a nuclear North Korea. more
Hagel Urges New Strategic Policy in Asia

Senator Chuck Hagel calls it "essential" for the U.S. to engage with Iran. more
The US Presidential Election: Global Impact

Advisers to the Barack Obama and John McCain US presidential campaigns debate in Mumbai. more
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