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• Poland: straddling the nuclear frontier 

  TEMPLEWO, POLAND -- Hidden in the outskirts of the Lagowski forest, three kilometers from this small village in far northwestern Poland, stand the...

  09/22/09 by Wojciech Lorenz · More from publication

• The Emperor's new clothes: can Japan live without the bomb? 

  YOKOHAMA -- Authorities in the land of Hiroshima and Nagasaki find President Barack Obama's vision of a world free of nuclear weapons ill-advised....

  09/22/09 by Masaru Tamamoto · More from publication

• Deep in the basement Israel's harmonious nuclear ambiguity 

  TEL AVIV -- Recently, I screened my documentary, A Bomb in the Basement, to investigative journalism students at Israel's Open University. It was...

  09/22/09 by Michael Karpin · More from publication

• Showdown on the subcontinent 

  WAGAH, INDIA -- The immigration counter at Wagah, the only road border crossing between India and Pakistan, looks more like a sleepy outpost of a...

  09/22/09 by Megha Bahree · More from publication

• Yemen: life on the edge 

  [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] TAIZ, YEMEN -- "This is the first food I've eaten in four days," Habiba Mohammad Hassan, a 17-year old Somali girl, tells...

  09/22/09 by Micah Albert · More from publication

• The forest for the trees building a carbon ranching market 

  While traveling recently in the thick of Brazil's western Amazon, I spotted a flash of bright color amid the blackened stumps of a vast rainforest...

  09/22/09 by William Powers · More from publication

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