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January 31, 2014
John B. Judis
Here's John Kerry's Proposal to Israelis and Palestinians
Inside the framework for a two-state solution
January 31, 2014
Noreen Malone
Undercover at the U.N. Lounge, Where Diplomats Get Drunk and Handsy
January 25, 2014
Eric Trager
There's Only One Real Law Now in Egypt—And It's Not Clear Washington Understands It
January 24, 2014
Graeme Wood
Ethnic Cleansing Just Went From Bad to Worse in Burma
January 24, 2014
Ali Alfoneh, Reuel Marc Gerecht
An Iranian Moderate Exposed
Everyone thought Iran's foreign minister was a pragmatist. They were wrong.
January 22, 2014
Graeme Wood
A Countryside of Concentration Camps
Burma could be the site of the world's next genocide
January 21, 2014
Fred Hof
America Must Stand Firm on Syria at the Geneva II Conference
January 15, 2014
Oray Egin
'Homeland' Is Sending Signals for the CIA, Say Conspiracy Theorists in Turkey
January 7, 2014
Eric Trager
Egypt's Heroic Protesters Bear Responsibility for the Mess that Followed
The incoherence of Tahrir Square's activists
January 6, 2014
Michael Hobbes
How Did Zimbabwe Become So Poor—And Yet So Expensive?
The shockingly high prices of one of Africa's most impoverished countries
January 1, 2014
Russell Crandall
Is the U.S. the Last Country Still Fighting the Drug War?
Uruguay's new pot law is a big blow to Washington drug policy
December 26, 2013
Suzy Hansen
A Guy Who Lives in Pennsylvania May Be Taking Down the Entire Turkish Government
A profile of Fetullah Gulen, the prime minister's greatest enemy
December 26, 2013
Bruce Konviser
One Man's Novel Way to Fight Government Corruption: With a Tour Bus
December 23, 2013
Charles McPhedran
Venezuela's Christmas Started in November
Citizens are calling their new president 'St. Nick' after he forced shops to have blowout sales
December 22, 2013
Sunny Hundal
India Is Sitting on a Time-Bomb of Violence Against Women
December 17, 2013
Victor Kotsev
Bulgaria Is on the Verge of Collapse, and Right-Wing Extremism Is on the Rise
December 13, 2013
Sophie McBain
Alzheimer's is a Terrible Disease. If You Live in a Poor Country, It's Even Worse.
December 9, 2013
Emily Parker
China's Government Is Scaring Foreign Journalists Into Censoring Themselves
December 9, 2013
Eve Fairbanks
The Dark Spot of Nelson Mandela's Legacy
Is he responsible for South Africa's leadership crisis?
December 6, 2013
Jordan Michael Smith
All the Terrible Things Republicans Used to Say About Nelson Mandela
Reaganites called him a terrorist and a phony

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