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The Capital Times,Kicking off the University Theatre season in early October is "The War of the Worlds," a WPR partnership that will include "Old Time Radio Drama" host
Gates Trip to China Fails to Achieve Major Objectives - Nov 30, 2007
World Politics ReviewRichard Weitz is a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute and a WPR contributing editor. Photo: US Defense Secretary Robert Gates reviews Chinese troops with
The Best Thing Going at Annapolis: Low Expectations - Nov 22, 2007
World Politics ReviewFrida Ghitis is an independent commentator on world affairs and a WPR contributing editor. Photo: US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, Israeli Prime
Germany's Political Muddle Complicates Afghanistan Mission - Nov 22, 2007
World Politics Review...lead the SPD to further reduce its support for the Afghan missions. Richard Weitz is a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute and a WPR contributing editor.
With Attack on Gaza Protesters, Hamas Loses Palestinian Hearts and ... - Nov 15, 2007
World Politics Review...actions are making a persuasive case for an end to their rule. Frida Ghitis is an independent commentator on world affairs and a WPR contributing editor.
Hybrid African Union-UN Peacekeeping Force Likely to Fail in Darfur - Nov 13, 2007
World Politics Review...risk of restarting one civil war while failing to prevent another. Richard Weitz is a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute and a WPR contributing editor.
Kazakhstan's Multi-Vector Energy Policy Leaves Much Unresolved - Nov 14, 2007
World Politics Review...political ties with Russia, China, Europe, and the United States. Richard Weitz is a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute and a WPR contributing editor.
Russian Leaders Putin and Lavrov Walk Cautiously in Tehran - Nov 2, 2007
World Politics ReviewWe do agree on some: Iran is one; nuclear proliferation is another." Richard Weitz is a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute and a WPR contributing editor.
West Scrambling to Stop Musharraf's Dangerous Recipe from Boiling Over - Nov 5, 2007
World Politics Review...only he can remove from the flames -- lest all of us get burned. Frida Ghitis is an independent commentator on world affairs and a WPR contributing editor.
Observing Her Country From Abroad, Sudanese Student Seeks ... - Nov 7, 2007
World Politics ReviewBlake Lambert is a WPR contributing editor and veteran Africa correspondent. He is currently studying international development at Dalhousie University in
Recent Incidents Intensify Worries of Chinese Espionage in the ... - Nov 9, 2007
World Politics Review...penalties for violating these laws are much less than for spying. Richard Weitz is a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute and a WPR contributing editor.
Syrian-Saudi Rift: Is Iran Pulling the Strings - Aug 21, 2007
World Politics ReviewKeeping the peace between these two Arab brothers will test the talents of the most skillful of peacemakers. Frida Ghitis, a WPR contributing editor,
Russian Bombers Rehearse Nuclear Attacks Against the United States - Aug 20, 2007
World Politics Review...would allow Russian pilots to more effectively attack US targets. Richard Weitz is a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute and a WPR contributing editor.
At 60th Birthday, Pakistan's Crisis Threatens to Undermine Moderates - Aug 17, 2007
World Politics Review...middle ground and turn toward political and religious extremism. Richard Weitz is a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute and a WPR contributing editor.
Beijing Car Ban Experiment Highlights China's Environmental Woes - Aug 15, 2007
World Politics ReviewGraham Lees, a WPR contributing editor, has worked in several countries in East Asia over the last 10 years covering regional business and political
New US Counternarcotics Strategy for Afghanistan Leaves Critics ... - Aug 15, 2007
World Politics Review...despite their shared concerns about the dangers of Afghan opium. Richard Weitz is a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute and a WPR contributing editor.
Pakistan: The General and His Labyrinth - Aug 10, 2007
World Politics Review...general in his nuclear-armed labyrinth; a labyrinth where the entire world could get lost. Frida Ghitis, a WPR contributing editor, writes on world affairs.
AU Mission to Somalia Faces Deteriorating Situation - Aug 10, 2007
Garowe Online,...constructing the planned AU-UN hybrid peace operation in Darfur. **Richard Weitz is a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute and a WPR contributing editor.
Bush Administration Decides to Let START Die - Aug 7, 2007
World Politics Review...decision regarding the treaty should he or she decide to do so. Richard Weitz is a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute and a WPR contributing editor.
Civilian Deaths and Counternarcotics to Top Agenda at Bush-Karzai ... - Aug 3, 2007
World Politics ReviewRichard Weitz is a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute and a WPR contributing editor. Photo: Bush and Karzai at the White House, June 2004.
Is Britain Turning Away From Washington - Jul 26, 2007
World Politics Review...core British policies even at the cost of some domestic popularity. Richard Weitz is a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute and a WPR contributing editor.
The Other Surge: Iraq's Failing Economic Reconstruction - Jul 30, 2007
World Politics ReviewRichard Weitz is a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute and a WPR contributing editor. Image: Special Inspector General for Iraq Reconstruction Steward
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