In this issue: Fragile States, Global Consequences; Can World Leaders Summon Their Inner Statesmen?; G-8 Leaders' Failure Puts World at Risk; Protecting the Uzbeks in Kyrgystan; A World Cup Peace Theory?

A Superpower Strategy?; The UN's Capacity to Support Countries Emerging From Conflict; Global Action to Prevent Nuclear Terrorism; New Forum for Bilateral Relations; Canada Prepares for G-8/G-20

Countries in Crisis: Halting the Slide Towards Failure; Reducing Nuclear Dangers; How Can the Gs Best Work With the UN?; The 2010 NPT Review Conference: What It Is All About; Star Wars: A Not-So-Distant Reality?

Global Leadership for the 21st Century; Controlling and Securing Nuclear Materials; Historic Steps for Nuclear Security; Brazil and Its Global Agenda; Disaster and Development

The Path to Nuclear Security; The Rise of the G-20; Implementing the Responsibility to Protect; R2P and the DRC; 2010: The Year of Nuclear

Implementing the Responsibility to Protect; Global Governance Reform: An American View of US Leadership; Thwarting Future "Underwear" Bombers; Rebuilding a Sustainable Haiti; A Budget Increase for Nuclear Security

The Challenges of State Fragility in an Interdependent World; Multilateralism and the Shifting Global Balance of Power; The Copenhagen Accord: A Mixed Bag; A Lot Can Change in a Year; The Outlook for Sudan.