Jul 2010, Vol. 30, No. 4
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Issue: Jul 2010, Vol. 30, No. 4
Mosque in IstanbulTurkey's Eastern Stride Turkey's relations with the West are cooling off, as it seeks to forge a path between Europe and the Middle East
Jonathan Eyal
Market in UrumqiUrumqi, One Year On Since the 5 July 2009 riots in Xinjiang province, life is beginning to return to normal. But questions remain as to how China will manage its far-west periphery
Alexander Neill
Assad and Erdogan in IstanbulHow Do You Solve a Problem Like Syria? As the US extends sanctions, Syria continues to baffle Western policy-makers
Oliver Housden
Oil facility Saudi ArabiaBrothers in Arms: Saudi Arabia and Pakistan's Nuclear Arrangement? Decades-old rumours of a Pakistan-assisted Saudi nuclear weapons programme have resurfaced as Iran consolidates its nuclear ambitions
Charles Burnard
Bouteflika at UNAlgeria and the Struggle for Normality Political tensions run high in Algeria, a country beset by socio-economic problems
Agnieszka Eile
Pakistanis in FATAAnti-Americanism in Pakistan Blowback from the War on Terror continues to diminish US support in Pakistan
Khadija Khosa
UK-India 2UK-South Asia: Reinvigorating the Ties A closer relationship with India is important, but should not overlook the importance of the regional context
MJH Jabed
Africa-France Summit 2010The 2010 Africa-France Summit President Sarkozy used a recent summit in Nice to support Africa's bid for a Security Council seat and the development of its military standby force
Knox Chitiyo
Bashir at ICCAggression and Politics: Can the ICC Stay on Course? The first ICC review conference tried to answer the thorniest of international legal questions: can an act of aggression be tried in a court of law?
Lindsay O'Sullivan
South Korean FlagSouth Korea's Emergence as a Major Arms Supplier South Korea is determined to become a major player in the global arms sales market, but has it a sufficient supporting system to do so?
Sung-oh Hong
 
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