May 2014 - Foreign Policy Public Health Blog

The Revolution Has Not Been Finalized

Kiev's iconic Maidan square is now full of Cossacks, tourists, and the homeless. What happened to the protesters who wanted to reshape Ukraine's future? Read More...

Published Fri, May 23 2014 3:12 PM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: Dispatch

Nigeria's House of Cards

The emerging-market darling is coming apart at the seams. And Boko Haram is just the beginning. Read More...

Published Fri, May 23 2014 2:57 PM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: Argument

The Bore Room

The election of the European Commission’s president may not be exciting -- but it’s far more important than cranky, skeptical pundits are willing to admit. Read More...

Published Fri, May 23 2014 2:31 PM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: Argument

Name Your Junta!

Published Fri, May 23 2014 2:13 PM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: Passport

Kerry RSVPs to One Benghazi Panel, But Avoids the Other

Published Fri, May 23 2014 1:47 PM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: The Cable

The World in Photos This Week

Ukrainians riot ahead of the presidential election; Ultra-Orthodox Israeli soldiers train near the Syrian border; and Thailand's army chief declares a coup. Read More...

Published Fri, May 23 2014 12:58 PM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: Slide Show

'Girls, Stop What You're Doing or Die'

In Ukraine, women militants are taking up weapons on both sides of the barricades. Read More...

Published Fri, May 23 2014 12:38 PM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: Putinology

A Nuke Out Punch

A court ruling in Japan could freeze Tokyo's plans to restart nuclear reactors after Fukushima. Read More...

Published Fri, May 23 2014 12:27 PM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: Report

Why Venezuela's 'Plugged-In' Elites Hold the Keys to Its Future

Published Fri, May 23 2014 12:11 PM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: Transitions

Investors Hope Kiev's Chocolate King Can Sweeten Ukraine's Financial Ties With Putin

Published Fri, May 23 2014 12:00 PM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: The Cable

Into Thin Air

Congress and Obama are planning Reagan-era expenditures to modernize U.S. nuclear weapons under sequestration-era budgets. What could possibly go wrong? Read More...

Published Fri, May 23 2014 11:19 AM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: Report

Faster, Stronger, Worse

Why Narendra Modi's new foreign policy won't make Washington happy. Read More...

Published Fri, May 23 2014 11:10 AM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: Argument

Egypt Must Stop Penalizing the Poor

President Sisi urgently needs to reform Egypt's economy. But he has to make sure it's not just the rich who benefit. Read More...

Published Fri, May 23 2014 9:48 AM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: Argument

Egypt Isn't Stable

Former army chief Abdel Fattah al-Sisi is sure to win the upcoming presidential elections. But a new poll shows that he will be taking the helm of a profoundly divided nation. Read More...

Published Fri, May 23 2014 9:14 AM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: Argument

A surprising and courageous critique of the F-35—yes, from an Air Force officer

Published Fri, May 23 2014 9:09 AM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: The Best Defense

May 2014 - Foreign Policy Public Health Blog

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The Revolution Has Not Been Finalized

Nigeria's House of Cards

The Bore Room

Name Your Junta!

Kerry RSVPs to One Benghazi Panel, But Avoids the Other

The World in Photos This Week

'Girls, Stop What You're Doing or Die'

A Nuke Out Punch

Why Venezuela's 'Plugged-In' Elites Hold the Keys to Its Future

Investors Hope Kiev's Chocolate King Can Sweeten Ukraine's Financial Ties With Putin

Into Thin Air

Faster, Stronger, Worse

Egypt Must Stop Penalizing the Poor

Egypt Isn't Stable

A surprising and courageous critique of the F-35—yes, from an Air Force officer