Editors' Picks
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DISPATCH
Tony Blair may still be seen as a golden boy by foreign audiences, but he lost his luster in Britain long ago.
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ARGUMENT
John McCain may have survived the Arizona primary, but according to Jacob Heilbrunn, the moderate leader pundits loved isn't coming back.
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REBUTTAL
Ron Paul explains why the growing grassroots movement can't fight big government at home while supporting it abroad.
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TERMS OF ENGAGEMENT
Obama's peace negotiator thinks his success in Northern Ireland should give us hope in the Middle East. But, asks James Traub, does the analogy really hold?
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The Hamid Karzai of the Korean war
BY THOMAS RICKS
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NATO chief: Please don't burn the Quran
BY JOSH ROGIN
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The chess king of Kalmykia leaves the throne
BY JOSHUA KEATING
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Obama should ignore the economists
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There's nothing 21st century about "21st century statecraft"
BY EVGENY MOROZOV
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Has the U.S. really payed off its U.N. debt?
BY DAVID BOSCO
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INTERVIEW
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COLUMN
The Rwandan Genocide You Missed
BY JAMES TRAUB
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SHADOW GOVT
The Balance of Power Is Shifting in China's Favor
BY DAN BLUMENTHAL
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DIRECTORY
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- Daniel Drezner
- David E. Hoffman
- Steve LeVine
- Marc Lynch
- Tom Ricks
- David Rothkopf
- James Traub
- Stephen Walt
- The Call
- The Cable
- In Other Words
- Net Effect
- Madam Secretary
- Passport
- Shadow Govt.
- The Multilateralist
- Turtle Bay
- Small Wars
- The AfPak Channel
- The Mideast Channel
- FP Explainer
- The List
- Think Again
THE GLOBAL CITIES ISSUE
Sept./Oct. 2010
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The Latest from FP
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State Department Innovator Jared Cohen Goes to Google - Interview by Christina Larson
Jared Cohen, a high-profile advocate of the State Department's forays into "21st-century statecraft," is leaving Foggy Bottom for New York. In an exclusive interview with FP, he talks about his time at State and his new project: building a "think/do tank" called Google Ideas.
09/06/2010
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Bjorn Lomborg has long infuriated environmental activists with his contrarian views on global warming. Has he now embraced their cause?
09/03/2010
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What Do Red Teams Really Do? - By Bilal Y. Saab
Mark Perry paints a misleading portrait of how the U.S. government thinks of Hezbollah and Hamas.
09/03/2010
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How Different Is Obama from Bush on Terrorism? - By Noah Feldman
The U.S. president has found himself caught in some old legal traps -- while creating new ones of his own.
09/03/2010
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Labor Day in Hell - By Arch Puddington
The world's most repressive workplace environments -- where trade unions are suppressed, workers' rights are ignored, and forced labor is not unknown.
09/03/2010
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This Week at War: The Iraq Gamble
Can Obama turn the page on the war he never wanted?
09/03/2010
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Should We Be Afraid of the Superbug? - By Jesse M. Pines
A mysterious infection-breeding gene is sweeping the world -- or possibly just cable news.
09/03/2010
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Foreign Policy and the New America Foundation bring you a weekly brief on the legal war on terror. You can read it on ForeignPolicy.com or get it delivered directly to your inbox -- just sign up here.
09/02/2010
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Contested Settlement - By Hussein Ibish
Obama is trying to broker a quiet compromise on the issue of Israeli settlement construction -- but it doesn’t seem that the Israeli far right is willing to play ball.
09/02/2010
