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Washington sees the world through a prism of occupation. What was a problem in Northern Ireland is now an issue in the Falklands.
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An unlikely coalition is forming in response to China's bellicosity.
A strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities is likely to upend U.S. policy and endanger American lives in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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