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Christopher R. Hill
By Christopher R. Hill - Nov 03,2015
Russia’s bold entry into Syria’s civil war could end badly for its leadership.
By Christopher R. Hill - Oct 05,2015
The scenes of desperate refugees making their way through a gauntlet of impediments — including hastily unfurled barbed-wire fences, ill-tempered border guards and angry residents — have been horrific, reminiscent of Europe’s darkest decades.They are a stark reminder that Europe
By Christopher R. Hill - Aug 30,2015
Negotiators from the two Koreas appear to have resolved this month’s crisis, in which South Korea’s use of loudspeakers to broadcast messages across the demilitarised zone spurred threats of war from the North.That is welcome news for the region and the world: amid growing fears
By Christopher R. Hill - Aug 13,2015
It didn’t take long, but, according to the Korea Central News Agency, the North Koreans are underwhelmed by the Iran nuclear deal — and thus unlikely to follow suit.
By Christopher R. Hill - Jun 27,2015
President Barack Obama’s decision to increase the number of American troops on the ground in Iraq, and to base them in Sunni-dominated Anbar province, has sparked wide discussion.In the United States, the public debate has turned to the lessons of Vietnam, where incremental deplo
By Christopher R. Hill - Jun 04,2015
Conflict and crisis may seem to be unique to their participants and contemporaries. But such episodes often play out according to distinct patterns — though usually after the events that comprise them have faded from our collective memory.
By Christopher R. Hill - May 02,2015
The Middle East has not been easy on US presidents over the past seven decades. Historically, support for Israel and its right to exist within defensible borders has been tenuously balanced against the need to defend shipping lanes for oil and otherwise protecting world energy s
By Christopher R. Hill - Apr 04,2015
When the foreign ministers of China, South Korea and Japan convened in Seoul recently to discuss potential cooperation on a range of issues, from counterterrorism to air pollution, it was the first time they had met in nearly three years. But, beyond agreeing to hold a trilatera
By Christopher R. Hill - Jan 04,2015
Nowadays, all eyes are on North Korea’s alleged newfound cyber capabilities. If the recent attack on Sony Pictures’ computers really did originate there, as United States officials charge, was it an act of sabotage, vandalism, terrorism, or, to use neoconservatives&r
By Christopher R. Hill - Nov 02,2014
North Korea’s recent announcement that it will not allow any foreign tourists to cross its borders, in order to protect itself from Ebola, evoked chuckles around the world. “The Ebola virus should know better than to visit that place,” observers quipped. Even

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