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Metro Diplomacy
The State Department is engaging the world’s growing cities like never before. A top U.S. diplomat explains why.
March 28
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Beggaring Thy Neighbors
Poorer countries no longer have rich ones to blame for inequalities in trade. Now they're the ones pulling the strings.
March 25
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Argument
The Disease Next Door
How the world’s nastiest and least-known outbreaks are afflicting some of the world’s wealthiest countries.
March 25
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Case Studies
Policing Electoral Violence in India
How India's elections administration used “vulnerability mapping” to stop trouble before it happened.
March 21
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FP Passport
So, Egypt, you want to be a BRICS country?
March 21
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Egypt's Financial High Noon
Cairo needs to tackle its subsidy addiction. And yes, it’s not going to be easy.
March 21
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Daniel Altman
Trade Coalitions of the Willing
Forget about the WTO. Here's how Obama is about to change the game on free trade.
March 18
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Document
Defeating Extreme Poverty
An exclusive excerpt of USAID's 2013 Annual Letter.
March 18
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Argument
Lean Forward
Why there's finally cause for celebration this International Women's Day
March 8
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Argument
Gentle Giant
Why isn’t India spending more on its military?
March 6
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The Optimist
The Case for Big Brother
A little government monitoring can be a good thing.
March 3
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Terms of Engagement
A Country Unto Itself
There’s no place like India. Which is precisely why its politics and economy are such a contradictory, beautiful mess.
March 1
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Stephen M. Walt
The 'too hard' box
February 26
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Terms of Engagement
Return of the Gandhis
In the new India, everything is moving a mile a minute. Except politics.
February 22
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The AfPak Channel
The Meadow: Kashmir 1995 - Where the Terror Began
February 21
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The AfPak Channel
Green diplomacy
February 19
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Argument
The Case for TAFTA
Why Obama's call for a free trade agreement between the United States and Europe could be a game-changer.
February 13
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The Call
Risk #9: India
February 4
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Christian Caryl
The First Lab Results Are In
Democracy Lab is celebrating its first anniversary. Here are some of the things we've learned over the past year -- and where we're headed in year two.
January 31
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Argument
The Silence in Delhi
The trial of India's vicious gang-rapists is under way, but don't think for a second the government is really committed to reform of women's rights.
January 25
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