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Wisdom of the Crowd
What 1.2 billion Indians think about democracy, America, and the world.
BY RORY MEDCALF | MAY 21, 2013
Burma's Web-Savvy Rebels
How Burmese insurgent groups are using China's version of Twitter to fight their war.
BY PATRICK BOEHLER | MAY 20, 2013
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The best stories from around the world.
BY RACHEL WILKINSON | MAY 17, 2013
The Unstoppable Force vs. the Immovable Object
Could the United States really go to war with China?
BY NOAH FELDMAN | MAY 16, 2013
The Call of the Clan
Why ancient kinship and tribal affiliation still matter in a world of global geopolitics.
BY MARK S. WEINER | MAY 15, 2013
From Winterfell to King's Landing
How the cartography of Game of Thrones explains the world.
BY FRANK JACOBS | MAY 10, 2013
Russia Wasn't Built in a Day
Inside Moscow's ridiculous plan to redevelop a massive Soviet-era exhibition space.
BY PETER SAVODNIK | MAY 9, 2013
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The best stories from around the world.
BY RACHEL WILKINSON | MAY 3, 2013
The Angst in Foggy Bottom
Many in the State Department aren’t happy with the president’s policy on Syria. And they’re speaking out.
BY GAYLE TZEMACH LEMMON | APRIL 30, 2013
The Driver
An exclusive look inside the mysterious death and life of the world's most dangerous terrorist not named Osama bin Laden.
BY MARK PERRY | MAY/JUNE 2013
Xi's War Drums
China's new leader is using the military to consolidate his power. But has he unleashed forces beyond his control?
BY JOHN GARNAUT | MAY/JUNE 2013
Soft (Drink) Power
The head of the world's most global beverage company on climate change, power in the post-crisis era, and how Coke's secret formula stays safe from hackers.
INTERVIEW BY IAN BREMMER | MAY/JUNE 2013
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BY LAURA CLARK | APRIL 26, 2013
The Wanderer
Meet Degi Dudayev. It's not easy being the son of independent Chechnya's dead president.
BY YULIA YUZIK | APRIL 24, 2013
The Big One?
Is China covering up another flu pandemic -- or getting it right this time?
BY LAURIE GARRETT | APRIL 24, 2013
Bashar's War
For the Syrian regime's faithful mouthpieces, victory is always around the corner.
BY SAM HELLER | APRIL 23, 2013
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The best stories from around the world.
BY LAURA CLARK | APRIL 19, 2013
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BY LAURA CLARK | APRIL 12, 2013
Divorce, Italian Style
How the plan to save Italy by cutting it into pieces was hatched at a small restaurant in Rome. Or so one could imagine…
BY GIANNI RIOTTA | APRIL 12, 2013
36 Hours in Pyongyang
A helpful tourist guide, in case you happen to be in the mood for a lovely spring weekend in the Hermit Kingdom.
BY ALICIA P.Q. WITTMEYER | APRIL 12, 2013
Syrian Spillover
An interactive map tracking the internationalization of Syria's civil war.
BY J. DANA STUSTER | APRIL 4, 2013
Detroit’s Quixotic Bid to Host the United Nations
What if the U.N.'s headquarters had been on Lake St. Clair instead of the East River?
BY CHARLENE MIRES | APRIL 2, 2013
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BY LAURA CLARK | MARCH 29, 2013
Rand Paul: My colleagues just voted to arm the allies of al Qaeda
BY JOHN HUDSON
Welcome to Jordan's 5-star refugee camp
BY NERI ZILBER
GeoGuessr: Where in the (Googleable) world are you?
BY JOSHUA E. KEATING
The real-life war game that almost led to nuclear armageddon
BY NATE JONES
Why does the U.S. have so many more tornadoes than other countries?
BY URI FRIEDMAN
No, 3-D printed food will not end world hunger
BY JOSHUA E. KEATING
A secret recording shocks Chavismo
BY JUAN NAGEL
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