Geopolitical Weekly

In its response to the recent uprisings in the Arab world, the West has been walking a tightrope of contradictory principles. Libya became the place where they fell off.

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A profoundly bad week for Japan was a harsh reminder that it cannot escape the realities of geography.

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Bahrain has become the focal point of a struggle between Saudi Arabia and Iran for control of the western littoral of the Persian Gulf.

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An elective war in which the criteria for success are unclear and for which the amount of land force is insufficient must be avoided.

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The Muslim world, from North Africa to Iran, has experienced a wave of instability in the last few weeks.

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The events in Egypt are more complex than most of media are describing. While the new regime is doing what the demonstrators wanted, it is also increasing the power of the military.

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If the long-term center of gravity of Israel's national security is the neutrality of Egypt, then doing everything to maintain that is a military requirement. (With STRATFOR maps.)

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President Barack Obama's address tonight will focus on domestic issues, but it is useful to step back and look at the state of the world for a moment.

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