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Olympics Present a Chance to Welcome China Back into Fold

Whatever its problems, the world needs China to become a full partner in addressing global challenges. more
Afghanistan: America's Longest War?

Will Afghanistan become another “Vietnam” for the US? Richard Holbrooke, chairman of the Asia Society and former US ambassador to the UN, addresses the issues. more
Asia's Rise, America's Demise?

The growing influence of China, India, and other Asian nations raises a number of questions regarding the US's role in an ever-changing geopolitical environment. more
Treacherous Alliance—The Secret Dealings of Iran, Israel, and the United States

Fifty years of double-dealing and missed opportunities. more
The Crisis In Burma: In Search of a Unified International Response

Reassessing the available options six months after the junta's violent crackdown on monks and other pro-democracy demonstrators. more
President's Forum with Ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad

The ambassador discusses future US relations with Iran and and current international priorities at the UN. more
US Policy Towards Asia: An Asian Leader's Advice for the Next American President

The spectacular rise of China and India has created new geopolitical realities with far-reaching implications for US foreign policy. more
China and the Olympics: Opening Ceremony?

Panelists discuss the tremendous exposure the Olympics brings to China, providing it the opportunity to project itself as a global superpower and sports leader. more
Dr. Abdullah Abdullah Speaks Out on Afghanistan

Dr. Abdullah Abdullah addresses the US role in Afghanistan. Watch the video. more
Still Wrong in Afghanistan

Examining the U.S. counter-narcotics program in Afghanistan. more
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