| April 23, 2010 This Week on ForeignAffairs.com This newsletter is sponsored by Rosetta Stone. 
Snapshot Rashid KhalidiThe expansion of Israeli settlements in East Jerusalem was a provocation aimed at the United States -- and only made the path toward long-term peace more difficult. If the Obama administration hopes to preserve its role as a broker of future Mideast peace talks, it must hold firm in applying international resolutions on the issue. Read
Snapshot Bret StephensThere is an alternative to the Obama administration's misguided policy, since Israelis care less about holding onto settlements than about stopping Iran's nuclear program. Read
News & Events The EditorsThe May/June 2010 issue of Foreign Affairs is now online and will be on newsstands April 27. In this issue: Robert D. Kaplan, a senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security, argues that China’s sphere of influence will expand as it tries to secure its economic needs. Read
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Snapshot Andrew J. TablerThe United States must push to reinvigorate the IAEA's investigation of Syria's suspected nuclear program. Washington's insistence would not only strengthen the global nonproliferation regime but also provide the Obama administration with leverage in its trying diplomatic engagement with Damascus. Read
Essay - May/June 2010 Marc LevinsonAttempting to prevent future financial crises by drafting new global regulations will do more harm than good. If governments adopt the same regulations, they will make the same mistakes. Instead, financial regulation must be the task of individual governments and not multilateral committees. Read
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