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Flush with success in Iraq, and deep in post-war turbulence there, the Bush administration may not yet be giving much attention to the next pressing international challenge. But it must.

How Obama can revive US

Obama ignored recommendations of the Simpson-Bowles deficit commission which would have enabled US tackle the income-tax system and the budget

Obama should stay away from the perils of dismissing Chavez as a pesky, leftist loudmouth

Declarations of intent in foreign policy are hostage to unpredicted changes

A dark horse could emerge at the Democratic convention if Obama's ratings were so abysmal that his reelection was deemed impossible

Evidence of progress and freedom

He is more likely to be measured on his conduct of foreign, not domestic, policy.

The lessons from Katrina and Rita suggest that many American cities may still not be any more prepared for a devastating terrorist attack than they were for the awesome destructive force of a natural disaster.

Four years after 9/11, moderate Muslims are speaking out against Osama Bin Laden and his jihad.

Sixty years ago Miyoko Watanabe walked out of her house in Hiroshima and saw a flash of light and felt fire rolling towards her.

With Pyongyang throwing out some fresh ideas, there is a new tack to the US negotiating position on the nuclear issue.