Best Columns - International
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Egypt: Democracy suffers as food crisis worsens
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Best columns: Turkey: Can secularist judges rein in the ruling party?
feature The simmering antagonism between Turkey
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A once-great nation is dying out
feature Russia is literally dying, said Nicholas Eberstadt and Hans Groth in The Wall Street Journal Europe. The
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Russia: Lighting a ‘powder keg’ in the Caucasus
feature How should the world react to strife between Georgia and Russia?
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Let’s swap land for peace with Syria
feature Golan Heights has brought Israel nothing but trouble—it's time to exchange it for peace with Syria.
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Colombia: Hostage rescue a triumph for Uribe
feature With the rescue of the FARC hostages last week, Colombian President Uribe is now seen as the Latin American leader with the clearest vision and the strongest leadership.
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Kenya: A disputed election pits tribe against tribe
feature What has happened to Kenya? asked South Africa
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Pakistan: Will we ever know who killed Bhutto?
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Did Merkel deserve Chávez’s latest insult?
feature Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez has some blunt words for the world's leaders.
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The Arab League: Who’s to blame for a dismal summit?
feature This year’s Arab League summit was a dismal failure, said Sulayman Taqiy-al-Din in the United Arab Emirates’ Al-Khalij. It’s true that the summit, held in Syria last weekend, came at a time of “escalation of inter-Arab discords” over such issues as Palest
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Zimbabwe: Preparing for a post-Mugabe future
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Best columns: Mexico’s drug wars: Can the gangs be beaten?
feature Drug gangs in Mexico still have the upper hand in spite of the crackdown launched by President Felipe Calderón when he became president.
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A presidential pardon that’s unpardonable; The toxic byproducts of worship
feature A presidential pardon that’s unpardonable; The toxic byproducts of worship
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Venezuela: Why Chavez lost his bid for supreme power
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