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David Rothkopf
Red-Line Follies
Sorting the mistakes from the fiascos on Syria.
May 6
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Argument
Time for Kerry to Face Facts
As America's top diplomat heads to Moscow, here are some tough questions he needs to answer about the Obama administration's flawed nuclear treaty.
May 6
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Argument
Russia's Energy Bully Takes a Fall
Just a few years ago, Gazprom had Europe eating out of its hand. But now, the energy giant -- and Putin's power base -- looks set for hard times.
May 6
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Feature
Minister No
Sergei Lavrov and the blunt logic of Russian power.
April 28
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Argument
What China and Russia Don't Get About Soft Power
Beijing and Moscow are trying their hands at attraction, and failing -- miserably.
April 28
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Interview
'The Law of Politics' According to Sergei Lavrov
An exclusive interview with Russia's top diplomat.
April 28
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Putinology
They Were 'Gentle, Loving, and Tender, Like Girls'
A conversation with the mother of the Tsarnaevs.
April 26
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Argument
Did the FBI Bungle the Tsarnaev Case?
What the bureau can and can't do on American soil.
April 25
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Argument
Intervention Escalation
Alleged chemical weapons use by Syria is pushing the United States into doing something. But Russia, China, and Iran might have something to say about that.
April 24
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FP Passport
Caucasus jihadist group denies involvement in Boston attacks
April 21
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Dispatch
From Bishkek to Boston
A brief history of the Chechen diaspora, Islamic radicalism, and the possible link to the Boston bombing suspects.
April 19
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Argument
Boston Common
Can the marathon bombing resuscitate U.S.-Russian counterterror efforts?
April 19
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Putinology
The Invisible War
Russians weren't paying much attention to their own war on terror. But that was before the attacks in Boston.
April 19
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Argument
Displaced
What happened to the people who fled the terror in Chechnya.
April 19
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FP Passport
Russia is no longer worried about U.S. missile defense systems
April 16
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Terms of Engagement
The Limits of Leading by Example
President Global Zero is learning the hard way that cutting back America’s nuclear weapons arsenal doesn't cut the mustard with rogue states.
April 12
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FP Passport
The strangest thing about Putin's appearance on Finland's secret criminal blacklist
April 11
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Putinology
Russia's Olympic City
Russia is pushing ahead with its projects for the 2014 Winter Olympics. But not everyone is happy.
April 11
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The Call
Donât bet on a bank made of BRICS
April 10
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Argument
Ten Questions for the New BRICS Bank
The great emerging markets want to start their own bank. But it doesn't seem like they've really thought it through.
April 9
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