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Let Them Eat Kebabs
Why Asma Al Assad is the perfect dictator’s wife for the twenty-first century
Why Asma Al Assad is the perfect dictator’s wife for the 21st century.
The Murky Morality of the Magnitsky List
Should the U.S. ban Russians implicated in Sergei Magnitsky's death?
Should the U.S. ban the entry of Russians implicated in Sergei Magnitsky's death?
CARACAS, Venezuela — The late Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez always had superb political timing. His initial election in 1998 coincided with the lowest oil prices in decades, and he rode a steady rise in prices to a nearly impregnable, petrodollar-fueled reign of power. Although oil prices tumbled in the wake of the global financial crisis in 2008 and 2009, they reversed course in time for his October 2012 reelection.
How Margaret Thatcher ruled.
Margaret Thatcher's foreign policy fluctated wildly.
How Seoul handles Washington and Pyongyang's war games
Chávez the Unfriendly Ghost
What will happen to Venezuela now that the caudillo is dead?
What will happen to Venezuela now that the caudillo is dead?
For thousands of women in Sierra Leone, motherhood remains a war zone.
The diary of a Pakistani soap opera star.
If Obama presents a "yes we can" approach to peace, Israelis will tune him out.
