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Why it's so hard to take an original photo in Tehran.
If Iran really is behind a plan to kill the Saudi ambassador to Washington, its capabilities and strategic acumen are far less impressive than anything we've seen thus far.
Myanmar's new rulers seem to be serious about change we can all believe in. So what can the West do now to end decades of isolation?
Barack Obama's Republican challengers haven't thought very deeply about foreign policy. It shows.
China's state-run newspaper responds to Clinton on the 'Pacific century'
BY JOSHUA E. KEATING
Should Obama be doing more in Syria?
Beijing's campaign season revs up
BY MICHAL MEIDAN
Gilad Shalit released in exchange for Palestinian prisoners
BY JOSHUA E. KEATING
Daily Brief: Nine Pakistani soldiers killed in militant ambush
BY JENNIFER ROWLAND
Tunisia: Is the first Arab Spring country ready for elections?
BY FADIL ALIRIZA
U.N. rips Iran's human rights record in new report
BY BARBARA SLAVIN
Fighting the LRA is the kind of thing the U.S. military should be doing
BY THOMAS E. RICKS
How global warming could shake up the NBA
BY STEVE LEVINE
How on Earth Does Berlusconi Do It?
BY JOSHUA KEATING
How the Arab Spring Made Life Harder in Cuba
BY YOANI SANCHEZ
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