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July 11, 2013
Jeff Guo
The Men (and One Woman) Who Might Be Afghanistan's Next President
July 11, 2013
Michele Dunne
Civil State or Civil War?
Egypt could become the next Turkey. It could also become the next Algeria.
July 9, 2013
Nathan J. Brown
Egypt Officially Declares What Is and Isn't Important
Three things that the interim president's constitutional declaration makes clear
July 5, 2013
Nathan J. Brown
What's Next in Egypt?
A roadmap for backseat drivers
July 3, 2013
Ryan Kearney
Evo Morales Forced to Face His Mortality and Powerlessness
July 1, 2013
James P. Rubin
Choose the Right Foreign Adventures
Three smart choices Obama should make
June 24, 2013
Eric Trager
Egypt Will Erupt Again on June 30
A new day of nationwide protests is unlikely to end well
June 21, 2013
Liel Leibovitz
The Video-Game Propaganda Wars
Authoritarian regimes are making games—and dissidents, too
June 20, 2013
Ryan Kearney
The Real Reason Brazilians Are Outraged: The World's Fair Bid
June 18, 2013
Julia Ioffe
Those $%@#&! Russians Aren't Always Wrong
June 18, 2013
Cameron Abadi
Obama Ist Kein Berliner
Fifty years after JFK's visit, and five since his own, Obama returns to Berlin—to a much different mood
June 17, 2013
Abbas Milani
Patience With All Things in Iran
President-elect Hassan Rouhani may challenge the status quo—or become a part of it
June 13, 2013
Abbas Milani
The Iran Election Is Proving Harder to Fix Than First Thought
June 11, 2013
Tod Lindberg
The Second-Term Interventionists
How Susan Rice and Samantha Power will impact Obama's foreign policy
June 5, 2013
Nathan Deuel
Turkey Before the Crackdown
Remembering beer, book parties, and better times in Istanbul
June 5, 2013
Julia Ioffe
Susan Rice is a Better Fit for National Security Adviser than for Secretary of State
June 4, 2013
Saul Elbein
The Most Dangerous Job in the World
How did 900 bus drivers end up dead in Guatemala City?
June 3, 2013
Cameron Abadi
The Unpopular Populist
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is ending his presidency an outcast—but that was his destiny from the start
May 29, 2013
James P. Rubin
Hey Man, Slow Down
John Kerry should put the brakes on negotiations with Russia over Syria
May 29, 2013
Abbas Milani
An Election Foretold
As expected, Iran's regime has engineered the presidential race
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