What happens asAIDS mutates and new drugs are needed to take the place of the ones that work currently?

War mobilization can lead to incontinent government growth, jeopardizing the economic dynamism upon which a successful war effort ultimately depends.

After slightly more than two years of fruitless talks with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Columbia (FARC), President Andrés Pastrana redeployed his army and the war formally resumed.

Often failing to fulfill its assigned mandates and unable to implement the initiatives it has begun, the UN's World Health Organization desperately needs to reform.

The world’s poor and those in need of medicines would be better off if the WHO took different approaches to pharmaceutical development.

There was a great deal in 1990s Russia besides "chaos."

Robust, growing, resilient economies have been critical to success in long-term security confrontations in the past, and they are likely to be of greater importance in the war on terror.

Can North Korea survive--as a distinct regime, an autonomous state, a specific political-economic system, and a sovereign country?