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| The truth about global oil supply |
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The world isn’t short of oil, and the price will go down, not up. By Edward Luttwak. (TheFirstPost.co.uk, 08/11/2005)
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| A post-oil world gets less sci-fi by the day |
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Dwindling supplies and no plan B – are we heading for Mad Max scenario? By Ashley Seager. (The Guardian, 10/26/2009)
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| The Wisdom of Reconciliation |
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Article about recent Turkish-Armenian peace agreement. By Haaretz Editorial (Haaretz, 10/13/2009)
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| Deployments and Diplomacy |
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More troops is a start. But to win in Afghanistan, US will need help from its powerful neighbors, writes Henry Kissinger (Newsweek, 10/03/2009)
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| No More Troops for Afghanistan |
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The author outlines her reasons for backing a policy of massive troop reduction in Afghanistan. By Malou Innocent (Cato Institute, 9/16/2009)
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| Will Armenia Break Off From Russia? |
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The author examines the balance of power in Caucasus and close relationship between Russia and Armenia. By Gulay Kilic (International Strategic Research Organization Blog 09/23/2009)
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| Afghanistan: What Are These People Thinking? |
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The Obama administration is consistently failing to learn the lessons of Vietnam, argues columnist Conn Hallinan. (Foreign Policy in Focus, 09/10/2009)
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| Afghanistan: Was the Women's Vote Counted? |
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An analysis of Afghanistan's presidential election by Georgette Gagnon, who volunteered in Afghan election monitor groups. By Georgette Gagnon
(The Daily Beast, 09/12/09)
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| Turkey and Armenia: Soccer Diplomacy Shifting Rules are Creating a Zero-Sum Game |
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Soccer diplomacy in the Caucasus has potential for easing the tense relationship between Armenia and Turkey. However, both countries have conflicting interests in Azerbaijan that have brought rapproch...
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| Rethinking Afghanistan |
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The author examines whether the Afghan war is winnable, if worth fighting at all. By Greg Bruno (Council on Foreign Relations, 09/01/2009)
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