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[David Ignatius] While Trump takes the shots, Tillerson runs the offense

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has often been the silent man in Trump’s foreign policy team. But out of the spotlight, he appears to be crafting a broad strategy aimed at working with China to reso...

Sept 11, 2017
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[Leonid Bershidsky] Negotiate with North Korea? A Russian tried

Negotiating with North Korea about the future of its nuclear program is often mentioned as an alternative to a military intervention. Neither is a viable option, says Vitaly Mansky, one of the few pe...

Sept 11, 2017
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[Eli Lake] Art of renegotiating Iran nuclear deal

Since Donald Trump assumed the presidency, European allies have worried he will fulfill his campaign promise and pull the US out of the Iran nuclear deal. Trump’s national security cabinet has a dif...

Sept 11, 2017
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[Carl P. Leubsdorf] Trump and the Texas Republicans declare war on Hispanics

For more than three decades, Republicans have regarded the growing number of family-centered, socially conservative Hispanics as natural targets in their quest to become a majority party. But not an...

Sept 11, 2017
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[Mark Buchanan] I’m not sold on self-driving cars

If you believe the optimists, self-driving cars will dominate our roads within a couple decades. This will reduce or even eliminate such human-created ills as traffic jams and fatal accidents. I’m n...

Sept 11, 2017
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[Editorial] Watertight isolation

North Korea reportedly exported at least $270 million worth of commodities to China and other countries including India, Malaysia and Sri Lanka over the six months to early August, in violation of UN...

Sept 11, 2017
Editorial
[Trudy Rubin] On NK, generals undercut by Trump

In 1964, as Moscow and Washington were locked in a nuclear competition, the satirical blockbuster “Dr. Strangelove” mesmerized the nation. It portrayed an unhinged general who triggers a nuclear firs...

Sept 10, 2017
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[Noah Smith] Free trade with Korea is great for US

President Donald Trump is reportedly moving to renegotiate or even cancel the US-Korea Free Trade Agreement. Allow me to explain why this is a uniquely bad idea. Many of my Bloomberg colleagues have...

Sept 10, 2017
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[Daniel Moss] Australia must get serious about investing in Asia

Sure. It’s impressive. No wonder Australians like to boast about their 25 years of uninterrupted economic growth. But the achievement masks a deep complacency and risk aversion that could ultimately...

Sept 10, 2017
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[Hans A. von Spakovsky] DACA is unconstitutional, as Obama admitted

President Donald Trump has caught a lot of heat for rescinding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program with a six-month wind-down. Few people seem aware that he’s ending an administrative ...

Sept 10, 2017
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[Ann McFeatters] Trump reshaping America for worse

We’ve all become bit players in Donald Trump’s bizarre reality show, but behind the bluster, he’s altering our lives through dramatic changes in regulations. We quake with anxiety that he might get ...

Sept 10, 2017
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[Letter to the editor] Let diplomacy work its way

In resolving the Korean Peninsula issue, South Korea needs to take a leadership role and own the issue outright. The country’s leadership plays second fiddle to the US. Surprisingly, it does not seem...

Sept 10, 2017
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[Editorial] Facing headwinds

Korea Inc. is under siege from all sides. A combination of internal and external risk factors are surrounding Korean businesses as Asia’s fourth-largest economy sails through rough waters like a low-...

Sept 10, 2017
Editorial
[Fabiola Santiago] Mr. President, let’s talk about the Dreamers

Mr. President (aka @realDonaldTrump), After the inauguration, you pledged to treat Dreamers with “great heart.” You might have heard the collective sigh of relief around the nation from the White H...

Sept 8, 2017
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[Los Angeles Times] When is human rights hero Aung San Suu Kyi going to act like one?

The Rohingya Muslim minority of Myanmar has long suffered discrimination, persecution and violence. But as a new horrific wave of brutality has swept over Rakhine state, where most of the country’s R...

Sept 8, 2017
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