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The House's Iran Diplomacy Folly
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Former ambassadors William Luers and Thomas Pickering on a bill to ban contact with Iranian...
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Key Pakistani Governor Killed by Own Bodyguard
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Extremism associated with Pakistan's controversial blasphemy law appeared to claim another victim...
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WikiLeaks Reveals U.S. Efforts to Change Egypt’s Military Strategy
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Recently leaked diplomatic cables reveal that America’s staunchest Arab ally—and the second-largest...
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Ahmadinejad Sidelines Rival in Foreign Ministry Shuffle
The Iranian president showed his Donald Trump flair by firing Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki while he was on an official visit to Senegal, in a... MORE
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'Torture Is Forbidden' in Iran, Says Larijani
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Appointment of Colombian Ex-President Sparks Controversy at Georgetown
Álvaro Uribe’s post at Georgetown has sparked a controversy at one of the country’s most esteemed international universities and across academia.... MORE
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Can Netanyahu Make Peace With the Palestinians?
Israeli prime ministers don’t usually have time for long chats with people outside their circle of advisers and deputies.... MORE
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Iran's Sanctions Aren't Hurting Its Economy
Barack Obama calls the new round of Western sanctions against Iran the “toughest” yet, but take a closer look. U.S.... MORE
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Computer Programmer Takes On the World's Despots
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Is Lebanon on the Brink of Violence?
A deadly clash along the border between Lebanon and Israel—set off by Israeli soldiers moving to clear a tree—has left four Lebanese and a senior Israeli... MORE
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Saudi Arabia's Nuclear Power Pursuit
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Turkey Straddles East and West
Once an unquestioning U.S. ally, and at odds with most of its neighbors, Turkey is now forging a new foreign policy, with itself at the very center. MORE
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Japan-U.S. Relations Could Get Bumpy
Washington’s interest in a more active security partnership—in which Japan would spend more on its armed forces, participate more in overseas operations, and... MORE
