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With a bit of self-belief, Australia could become a model nation

Can the new government of Goodluck Jonathan clean up corruption and set enterprise free in Africa's most populous country?

To reduce the risk of terror, the West must help defuse tension between India and Pakistan

From all sides-military, diplomatic and economic-the noose is tightening around Muammar Qaddafi

Proponents of new, small reactors say the designs are clean and safe-even after Japan's earthquake shook the world's faith in fission.

While the dream of a global market may be dead, entrepreneurs are turning to smaller solutions in the pursuit of profits.

Many Africans resent the ICC, but recent events suggest that they may now be less able to ignore it

Civilian leaders and the United States put pressure on the beleaguered generals

How to interpret the Conservative prime minister's decisive win-and how he should use his new mandate

Osama bin Laden's brand of brutal jihad is losing its appeal in the Arab world