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Shooting Iraq — With a Camera

How has Iraq changed since 13th-century explorer Marco Polo's journey there?

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Nigeria as a Global Trouble Spot

Why should the world closely watch unfolding interfaith issues in Nigeria?

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The Three Souls of America

How can the United States learn some political lessons about the rest of the world by looking at its own political history?

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The United States in 1800

How has the United States — far from being one of the first societies of the industrial era — progressed in leaps and bounds from its agrarian roots?

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The African Famine

Would you expect to learn a lesson in human generosity during a devastating famine?

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Iran: It’s My Party

Is a party in Tehran any different from a party in the United States?

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Iran: Speak Your Mind — If You Can

Why are some able to speak their minds in today’s Iran — while others cannot?

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The World in 1500 — Or the West as a Backwater

How did Western civilization accumulate enough political, military and economic power to dominate the world?

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Globalization and Developing Countries

Why should developing nations remain in control about their fate?

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Botswana: A Development Success

How has Botswana fared in its economic development efforts with the IMF?

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