- DECEMBER 10, 2009
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Editors' Picks
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DISPATCH
If China is going to build on its growth, it's going to need an industrial policy that backs it up instead of holding it back.
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THE LIST
What to Watch for in Copenhagen
Carbon targets, money honeys, watchdogs, and protests -- welcome to Climate-palooza 2009!
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REALITY CHECK
It's a problem that was supposed to be solved by now. But, as Christian Caryl reveals, these deadly little devices are only growing more lethal as the costs of combating them mounts.
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INTERVIEW
The former president tells Foreign Policy what to read, who to watch, and why there really is a chance of Middle East peace in 2010.
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The danger of focusing on Al Qaeda in Afghanistan
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So what does Sarah Palin have against polar bears anyway?
BY ANNIE LOWREY
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Keeping score at the Afghanistan hearings
BY THOMAS E. RICKS
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Oh right, North Korea's problem is that it's not socialist enough
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How can we tell what they're actually doing in Copenhagen?
BY PHIL LEVY
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Stop picking on Obama's Nobel Peace Prize
BY JOHAN BERGENAS
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The 'everyone hates Starbucks' theory of international relations
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THE CABLE
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ARGUMENT
Iran's Hard-liners Turn on Each Other
BY GENEIVE ABDO
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FEATURE
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PASSPORT
The World's Biggest Political Junket?
BY JOSHUA KEATING
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The FP Interview: Vaclav Havel
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The playwright, dissident, and former Czech president speaks about the fall of the Berlin Wall, Barack Obama, and the hidden costs of moral compromise.
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PHIL RADFORD
Why is the World Bank subsidizing one of the planet's dirtiest fuels?
12/09/2009
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GENEIVE ABDO
A series of political defections and a new poll provesthat Ahmadinejad is losing support among the conservatives who once made up his base.
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BERNARDO ALVAREZ HERRERA, CAROLINA BARCO
Venezuela's and Colombia's ambassadors to the United States tell their sides of an increasingly tense story.
12/08/2009
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ALEXANDRA HARNEY
If China is going to build on its growth, it's going to need an industrial policy that backs it up instead of holding it back.
12/08/2009
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What to Watch for in Copenhagen
CHRISTINA LARSON
Carbon targets, money honeys, watchdogs, and protests -- welcome to Climate-palooza 2009!
12/07/2009
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KEN ADELMAN
Words of empathy from one former negotiator to another -- big summits are a bear. Best of luck in Copenhagen.
12/07/2009
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The Curious Case of Indonesia's "Democracy"
EVAN A. LAKSMANA
Indonesians have democracy, but some still miss the old authoritarian days.
12/07/2009
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JOHAN BERGENÄS
The Nobel Peace Prize has long been about vision and aspiration, as much as concrete accomplishment. In Oslo, let the U.S. president accept his prize in peace.
12/07/2009
