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The Australian Connection

Why did Israel keep a prisoner’s arrest, name and death secret, and will we ever know for sure?

Egypt’s HarassMap and its efforts to end sexual violence

As his second term kicks off, what are the roads the president is likely to pursue abroad?

Time is running short for the U.S. and NATO to help Libya restore order and security—and to keep jihadi groups in check.

Leon Panetta’s decision to end the women in combat ban was the right one, and long overdue.

by Steven Hill January 28, 2013

David Cameron’s speech has its fair share of detractors, but it should be embraced as an impetus to take Europe’s governance to the next level.

Europe is not impressed with the British P.M.’s plan to loosen the country from the E.U.’s grip.

Netanyahu was defeated, even if he stays in office.

Chancellor Merkel is finding that austerity doesn’t work. Will she relent? Will The U.S. learn from Europe’s folly?

by E.J. Graff December 21, 2012

Women in the military might finally, finally, be able to rely on their health insurance for abortion coverage in the case of rape or incest.