World order vs. the United States

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The question of whether the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) or the US as a global power should deal with North Korea's alleged development of a nuclear bomb is explored. While some believe the IAEA has the power to eliminate North Korea's nuclear capability, others point out that US actions prevented what could have been a serious military conflict.

Military aspects, Panel Discussion, Powers and duties, North Korea, Nuclear warfare, International Atomic Energy Agency

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The new faces of terrorism

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Effective counterterrorism, a campaign against state-sponsored terrorism and increased international cooperation are needed to counter the fresh surge of terrorism which has invaded the West in recent years. As the remaining global leader, America needs to summon the international community in fighting terrorism.

Analysis, International aspects, Terrorism, International cooperation

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America's role: large Netherlands or small Rome?

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US strategic policy, despite the cost of its implementation, may not have brought about the collapse of the Soviet Union. The establishment of a better US identity entails the creation of a foreign policy based on an internationalist but noninterventionist approach.

Column, Internationalism, Intervention (International law), Military intervention

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