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...1960s and ’70s was unparalleled and remains significant today. After all, more than a diplomat, Kissinger is an idea, evoking images of old-fashioned espionage and its effectiveness. He has previously shown great willingness to implement practices that other diplomats shy away from in the post-Cold War era, including policies that require near-absolute secrecy and dealings with controversial figures...
Huntington, who is widely known for his theories on the “clash of civilizations” in the post-Cold War world, did argue that preemptive attacks could be justified in the future, given the post-Sept. 11 threat of terrorism...
...leader, fairly gushes when she describes the transformation. "To see the kind of relationship that Presidents Bush and Putin have developed and to see Russia firmly anchored in the West," she told TIME last week, "that's really a dream of 300 years, not just of the post-cold...
This treaty represents a major step forward for both nations. In the post-Cold War world, Russia is no longer a threat to American security; Russia is now one of America’s allies, and the missile deal reflects this positive development...
...leader, fairly gushes when she describes the transformation. "To see the kind of relationship that Presidents Bush and Putin have developed and to see Russia firmly anchored in the West," she told Time last week, "that's really a dream of 300 years, not just of the post-cold...