Analysis: The West should weigh carefully its response to the Paris carnage

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After Friday’s attacks in Paris, a response from France and its Western allies is to be expected. However, the West should pause and think very carefully before deepening its engagement in a chaotic and unpredictable war that is like nothing it has ever experienced.

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