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May 19, 2014
Leon Wieseltier
"The Russian War on Ukraine Is One of the Proving Grounds of Principle in Our Time"
Remarks from Kiev
May 17, 2014
David Patrikarakos
A Collective Psychosis Is Taking Hold of Ukraine
May 13, 2014
Anne Applebaum
Nationalism Is Exactly What Ukraine Needs
Democracy fails when citizens don't believe their country is worth fighting for
May 12, 2014
Sune Engel Rasmussen
In Hassan Rouhani's Iran, an Indie Rock Band Can Play Once But Not Twice
May 12, 2014
Ehud Yaari
John Kerry Doomed the Israeli-Palestinian Talks by Refusing to Consider a Transition Agreement
May 11, 2014
Timothy Snyder
The Battle in Ukraine Means Everything
Fascism returns to the continent it once destroyed
May 1, 2014
Graeme Wood
Hell Is an Understatement
A report from the bloody, crumbling Central African Republic
April 21, 2014
David Klion
Watch This Film About Belarus. It Shows Putin's Bleak Vision for Eastern Europe
April 2, 2014
Oliver Bullough
This Tiny Pacific Island Nation Just Gave Russia a Big Bruise
March 27, 2014
Jeffrey E. Stern
This Former Johns Hopkins Professor Could Be Afghanistan’s Next President
And his running mate is a brutal warlord
March 27, 2014
Yochi Dreazen
The Next Arab-Israeli War Will Be Fought with Drones
Hezbollah, weaponized robots, and a future that's already here
March 20, 2014
Christopher Beam
Chinese Citizens Are Fed Up With Flight 370 Censorship
And they're looking to the West for reliable information
March 20, 2014
Anne Applebaum
The Unwisdom of Crowds


Why people-powered revolutions are overrated
March 14, 2014
Christopher Beam
'What Do I Do If I'm Ugly?'
Baidu's autofill reveals the soul of the average Chinese web surfer
March 12, 2014
Allen McDuffee
All the Immigrants in the World, in One Addictive Interactive Map
March 3, 2014
Maria Alyokhina
"Russia Is Repeating 1968"
A Pussy Riot founder on the occupation of Crimea—and the silence in Moscow
March 2, 2014
Leonid Ragozin
Russia's War in Crimea Could Have Happened 20 Years Ago, But Didn't. This Is What Changed
February 26, 2014
Anabella Abadi, Barbara Lira, Richard Obuchi
Democracy in Venezuela Is a Myth
February 22, 2014
Edward Johnson
The Power Struggle Behind Ukraine's Bloody Turn
Don't blame Russia. It was a battle among ruling elites.
February 4, 2014
Christopher Beam
China Wants to Build a Better Facebook
Is WeChat out-innovating other social networks?

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