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Why Libya Isn’t a Model for Syria
God Save the Queen: Why the British Monarchy May Not Outlive Elizabeth
Last week marked the sixtieth anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II’s accession to the British throne. The government has already declared a four day public holiday in June, during which Her Majesty will lead a flotilla of a thousand boats along the Thames and a chain of fiery beacons will be lit across the United Kingdom. For a country in recession and at conflict with the European Union over its right to govern its own finances, this offers us a unique opportunity to reassert confidence and historical identity.
Why Pressuring Russia and China Is the Key to Ousting Assad
Why Obama Has To Lead From Behind In Syria, Even If He Doesn’t Want To
Intervention in Syria Is Morally Justified—and Completely Impractical
Break the Stalemate! A Blueprint For a Military Intervention in Syria
What Should the United States Do About Syria?
It has been nearly a year since Syrians took to the streets en masse to protest the rule of Bashar al-Assad. In that time, government forces have responded brutally, killing some 6,000 people, but the response by the international community has been relatively muted.
