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Sep 08, 2015

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The Editors: "Of all the effo=ts the United Nations undertakes to make the world a better place, none is=more vital than its work to keep people safe from war. Yet the organizatio='s global peacekeeping missions are among its most troubled endeavors. Thi= month's annual General Assembly opening offers an opportunity to do somet=ing about that." Read more...

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Leonid Bershidsky: "Persisten= reports in recent days indicate that Russia is increasingly involved in t=e war in Syria. The involvement is stealthy and apparently not as heavy as=in eastern Ukraine, but it creates interesting prospects for U.S.-Russian =elations, as well as for the development of both the Syrian and the Ukrain=an conflicts." Read more...<=span>

Economics

Mark Buchanan: "Is extreme we=lth inequality in the U.S. something that government can or should address= The answer depends on how it arises. If everybody has a shot at the top, =aybe it's not so bad. If the wealthiest are exploiting some kind of advant=ge, the system may need fixing. New research suggests that only the latter=explanation makes mathematical sense." Read more...

Politics

Clive Crook: "The left's real=challenge isn't to be more credible but to make its promises a bit more ap=ealing. To that end, I've a suggestion of my own. To be both coherent and =lectable, the left needs to learn to love -- or at any rate respect -- mar=ets." Read more...

Investing

Barry Ritholtz: "Being dogmat=c is never a good approach in markets. There are no absolutes. Nonetheless= I stick by my original point: Big up days should be treated warily; trust=must be earned, not very easily given." Read more...<=span>

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