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Despite its checkered past (and present), Secretary of State Rice has rekindled American relations with Libya.
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His denials were false: the details of the scandal were contained in “The Hungarian Octagon,” a secret file that Bush Sr. received before taking office.
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Israel has a freer media than its neighbors, and 80% of citizens read the newspaper, yet Bergman says that true freedom of the press is not yet a government priority.
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Americans are less likely to support military intervention; Israelis wonder how this affects relations with Iran.
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The U.S. sees Israel as its eyes and ears in the region. Israel understands American politics only as, “What is good for us?”
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If he were alive today, the instigator of the revolution might not recognize the Islamic Republic.
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The Mossad jokes that Ahmedinajad is the best mole they have ever had.
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Ronen Bergman on the status of Iran’s nuclear weapons program.
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Israel may be strong, but a unilateral attack on Iran would be the “worst case scenario,” says Bergman.
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Any country that calls for the destruction of Israel will not be permitted to gain control of a nuclear weapon.
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Ronen Bergman on Israel’s clandestine war with Iran.
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It is not about economics, says Bergman, it is about the right of return.
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Journalist Ronen Bergman on the acting Israeli prime minister.
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Creative Commons CEO Joi Ito says stronger businesses are built in economic downturns.
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The Creative Commons CEO says you don’t need money to test an idea.
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The CEO of Creative Commons argues that the gender divide is more dangerous.
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The CEO of Creative Commons Joi Ito on urban evolution.
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The Creative Commons CEO reveals the next wave of tech investments.
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The Creative Commons CEO on the next phase of internet television.
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The CEO of Creative Commons is making content more widely available.
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The MONOCLE founder fleshes out the next media landscape.
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Monocle founder Tyler Brûlé on his plans for magazine shops.
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The MONOCLE founder says all old media is now new media.
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We must empower the preexisting international institutions and make them more effective, says C. Raj Kumar.
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The Jindal Global Law School is committed to a global curriculum.
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According to C. Raj Kumar, it is important is to recognize that there are many aspects of human rights with which the Chinese have made great progress.
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C. Raj Kumar says domestic courts should consider different legal traditions.
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O.P. Jindal University hopes to challenge the status quo in law and legal reform, says C. Raj Kumar.
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C. Raj Kumar defines the role of an international lawyer.
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C. Raj Kumar discusses the importance of economic, social and cultural rights.
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