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al strategic interests were elsewhere, notably in helping to stabilize Egypt, while continuing to try to deal with Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and North Korea. "We can't do it all," said Biden. NATO and the Europeans should do more, he insisted. But NATO is run by consensus, and when its most powerful me

esidents to peacefully relinquish power -- with the risk that some might resort to violence to try to stay in office, as Laurent Gbagbo attempted in Ivory Coast. Moreover, Mubarak's uncertain fate is also complicating efforts to encourage entrenched autocrats in other parts of the world to peacefully step

and have the potential to go on doing so. The opprobrium attached to ignoring or dismissing the goal of global zero has no influence on the Irans and North Koreas, but it does have an influence on us. It makes it easy, for example, for reflexively anti-nuclear voices in the Congress and the Obama administration

ter France took HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_023514 --- PAGE BREAK --- 29 the wrong side in Tunisia. But the president’s instinct to save Benghazi and to oust Ivory Coast’s usurper was right. Sarkozy has intuited three things. First, the democratization of the Arab world is the most important European strategic challeng