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The Economist: Digital highlights, May 19th 2012
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Russia and NATO: Rethink the reset
NATO should not give in to Russian aggression(387)
Pakistan and America come to terms: Keep on truckin'
An apology would've made it easier, but Pakistan gave ground anyway(159)
Pakistan’s relations with America: The hardest word
Strains between supposed friends prove alarmingly insurmountable(20)
Attacks in Afghanistan: Spectacular
The Haqqani network strikes again(11)
Poland-Lithuania: Getting serious
Polish-Lithuanian relations are getting worse.(111)
The future of the transatlantic alliance: NATO’s sea of troubles
Europe’s financial crisis and America’s “pivot” to Asia are a double blow for the alliance(29)
The future of NATO: Bad timing
An Atlantic alliance with less ambition looks inevitable; but it should not be allowed to fade away(108)
Two new setbacks to NATO’s war in Afghanistan(84)
Afghanistan: The lowered bar still looks high
A random massacre knocks even more confidence in the Western strategy(59)
Afghanistan’s fading hopes: All the wrong messages
Expediency and parsimony will undermine the modest aims of the Afghan strategy(117)
Western soldiers are making the Taliban's job easy(619)
Afghanistan’s crisis of trust: Too dangerous to help
The Koran-burning and its aftermath may have lasting consequences(33)
Finland's presidential election: A win for the euro
Sauli Niinisto, a pro-EU, pro-euro conservative, wins Finland's presidential election(28)
America in Afghanistan: Outta here
After a decade in Afghanistan, the United States rushes for the exit(168)
America’s retreat from Afghanistan: The spectre of comparisons
Attempts to accelerate the drawdown of Western troops in Afghanistan are tempting but misguided(27)
Why Pakistan may be America’s most dangerous ally(99)
The busy Balkans: From the Vardar to Triglav
Elections, court rulings and EU bids—oh my!(81)
Finland and American intelligence: Secret history
How close were Finnish-American relations in the Cold War(5)
Britain and France: Britain and France: the impossible, indispensable relationship
Why Britain's relations with France are excellent and terrible at the same time(51)
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