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Is That a Boy or a Girl?

Part two in a series on violence against LGBT Ugandans

A British case is wrongly roped in the reproductive rights debate

Part one in a series on violence and discrimination against LGBT people in the East African nation

Supporting Islamist democracies might actually be the best way to win friends in the region.

Ankara may be the capital, but as its diplomatic power grows, Turkey’s first city remains the jewel of the Bosporus.

Many commenters are ready to declare that democratic movements through the Middle East are over. They are wrong.

After the Benghazi attacks, expatriates worry about the future of their fragile democracy.

Israel has managed to outsource the occupation—until now.

A look back at how things have changed in the past decade.

The German chancellor’s remedy of austerity is killing Europe, and the failure to contain financial speculation is spreading the epidemic.