What—beyond temporarily reducing militants’ long-range rocket capabilities—does the country hope to achieve by launching attacks in the Gaza Strip?
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Greece’s Very Real Fiscal Cliff
The tired country’s parliament continues to enact austerity measures to ensure Eurozone financial help keeps flowing, to the anger of many affected parties.
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General Petraeus, Just Like Us
Why are we supposed to be surprised about the head of the CIA’s fall from grace again?
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“This Civil War, This Complicated Civil War”
A look at the ongoing conflict in Syria, and whether it’s too late for a swift resolution to the growing tensions in the Middle East.
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A Tale of Two Mitts, Foreign Policy Edition
In a speech this morning, Romney expressed his commitment to the Israel/Palestine peace process. But he was far less optimistic earlier this year.
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So Much For The End of Men
What I hate about presidential campaign season: We don’t talk about the underlying problems.Â
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Pain in Spain
The Eurozone just can’t get it together, and that could toy with Obama’s growing lead in the polls.
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MEK Still Isn’t OK
The group is set to be taken off the foreign terrorist organization list, but it remains an unwelcome bedfellow on the Iran issue.
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What Makes An Activist?
Part Three in a series about the violence facing LGBT Ugandans.Â
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The Freedom Tour
Aung San Suu Kyi speaks at Amnesty International on her first visit to the United States after 19 years of house arrest.
