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Must-Reads from Around the World, August 2, 2012
A New Day for Somalia — At a Mogadishu meeting, Somali leaders voted to support a new U.N.-backed constitution, potentially paving the way for the country’s first stable government in over two d… more →
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Must-Reads from Around the World, August 2, 2012
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wrote 10 months ago: A New Day for Somalia — At a Mogadishu meeting, Somali leaders voted to support a new U.N.-backed co … more →
Must-Reads from Around the World, July 30, 2012
wrote 10 months ago: No Reform Here — North Korean authorities responded to recent allegations that they may be softening … more →
Global Briefing, June 1, 2011: The Thrill is Gone
wrote 2 years ago: Nuclear Fallout — In an essay for Dawn.com Rafia Zakaria mulls the meaning of ‘the bomb’ … more →
Global Briefing, May 27, 2011: Remembering Srebrenica
wrote 2 years ago: Mladic, Behind Bars — General Ratko Mladic, the alleged architect of the 1995 Srebrenica genocide, w … more →
Global Briefing, May 26, 2011: Notes on a Scandal
wrote 2 years ago: Neo-Isolationism — Clyde V. Prestowitz asks why America is upset by China’s overtures in Pakis … more →
Global Briefing, May 3, 2011: The Disease of Empire
wrote 2 years ago: After Osama — U.S. Presidents are tasked with telling the national story in times of tragedy and vi … more →
Global Briefing, April 25, 2011: Love Letters and Wedding Hate
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wrote 2 years ago: Guantanamo Files — The story of the day is the leak of 700 documents related to the notorious Americ … more →
Global Briefing, April 21, 2011: Gimme Shelter
wrote 2 years ago: Troublemakers — Damascus claims subversives out of Lebanon are inciting unrest in Syria, says Nichol … more →
Global Briefing, April 18, 2011: Bad Advice and Salty Humor
wrote 2 years ago: Colonial Legacies — Does Sarkozy’s push for military action in Ivory Coast and Libya constitu … more →
Global Briefing, April 11, 2011: Fatwas, Facebook and Fear
wrote 2 years ago: Revolution, Interrupted — Two months after the uprising, the Egyptian revolution is having trouble f … more →
Global Briefing, April 11, 2011: Muslim Cowboys, Twitter Stars and Clean Sweeps
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wrote 2 years ago: One Month On —Four weeks after disaster hit Japan’s northeast coast, the crisis continues and … more →
Global Briefing April 8, 2011: Old Foes, New Elmo
wrote 2 years ago: Stalemate — Libya is deadlocked. TIME’s Tony Karo offers five reasons western intervention is … more →
Global Briefing, Mar. 30, 2011: Secret Wars and Snake Escapes
wrote 2 years ago: Libyan Lament — In the besieged town of Bin Jawad, Abigail Hauslohner meets rebel fighters dismayed … more →
Global Briefing, Mar. 29, 2011: Chuck Norris and Other Superheroes
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wrote 2 years ago: Orator-in-Chief — Obama’s Libya speech was long on doctrine, but short on details, writes Mich … more →
Global Briefing, Mar. 24, 2011: Drug Wars and Arms Races
wrote 2 years ago: Gaddafi Holds His Ground — The question of who will lead air strikes on Libya is less important than … more →
Global Briefing, Mar. 23, 2011: Reality Bites
wrote 2 years ago: The Latest on Libya — The U.N.-mandated air campaign over Libya was hardly a knockout blow, says TIM … more →
Global Briefing, Mar. 22, 2011: Battles and Bad Bromance
wrote 2 years ago: Leading from the Back — Obama’s approach to Libya shows that “multilateralism can serve … more →
Global Briefing, Mar. 21, 2011: Palin Goes to India, America Goes to War
wrote 2 years ago: America At War — Don’t count on a short or limited conflict in Libya cautions Tony Karon on G … more →
Global Briefing, Mar. 18, 2011: Planes, Trains and Automobiles
wrote 2 years ago: This Means War? — On Swampland, TIME’s Mark Thompson explains the U.N. resolution on Libya and … more →
