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Former NATO head: We’re not doing the job in Libya

The NATO campaign in Libya is "not going as well as it should," says George Robertson, the former U.K. defense secretary who served as NATO's secretary general from 1999 until 2003. European countries lack the military capacity to bring...

Published Wed, Jul 06 2011 12:05 PM by FP Passport

Filed under: Europe, Libya
Caijing editor resigns

The editor of China's most influential financial muckraking journal, Hu Shuli, has resigned . For several months, Hu had been under pressure to tone down the aggressive, investigative tone of the magazine from Caijing 's business partners, who...

Published Mon, Nov 09 2009 10:04 AM by FP Passport

Filed under: Pacific
A Nonviolent Alternative for Ukraine

Ukraine faces a rising tide of violence in the restive east. Here's why nonviolent activism is the best strategy for fighting back. Read More...

Published Wed, May 28 2014 11:01 AM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: Argument
Watch Now: President Obama at West Point

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Published Wed, May 28 2014 7:35 AM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: Passport
Obama's Speech Was an Opportunity to Address His Critics -- and He Didn't Take It

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Published Thu, May 29 2014 10:56 AM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: Shadow Government
How to Bleed a Country

Guatemala’s government continues to deny a genocide, violently repress activists, and undermine the rule of law. Has anything really changed since civil war ended nearly 20 years ago? Read More...

Published Tue, Jun 03 2014 2:30 PM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: Report
What Obama Missed in Afghanistan

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Published Thu, May 29 2014 1:09 PM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: The South Asia Channel
Palestinian President Abbas Swears In Unity Government

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Published Mon, Jun 02 2014 5:34 AM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: The Middle East Channel
What happened to Obama's guayabera?

Something didn't happen at the sixth Summit of the Americas in Cartagena, Colombia over the weekend. Yes, Western hemisphere nations failed to reach consensus on including Cuba in the gathering , overhauling the region's drug policy (an expert...

Published Mon, Apr 16 2012 9:43 AM by FP Passport

Filed under: Latin America, Barack Obama
Morning Brief: Congolese M23 Rebellion Ends

Congolese M23 Rebellion Ends Top News: The nearly two-year-long M23 rebellion in the Democratic Republic of Congo came to an abrupt end today. Early this morning, Congolese officials announced that they had forced M23 rebels from their last havens, flushing...

Published Tue, Nov 05 2013 4:47 AM by FP Passport

Filed under: Morning Brief
America the exception: 7 other treaties the U.S. hasn't ratified

The Obama administration, this month, decided to take up the fairly unrewarding task of pushing for the ratification of the U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea . In a piece for FP today, James Kraska explains why ratification is long overdue . The treaty...

Published Thu, May 17 2012 11:21 AM by FP Passport
Even Chinese People Are Baffled by How Much Americans Love Pandas

Everyone loves pandas, but Americans may be a little too obsessed. On Dec. 1, the Smithsonian National Zoo announced that its resident panda cub -- who had just celebrated her first 100 days on Earth -- would be named "Bao Bao," based on the...

Published Fri, Dec 06 2013 12:44 PM by FP Passport

Filed under: East Asia, China, TLN
Egypt's new Suez Crisis

The violent epicenter of protests in Egypt is an industrial city few outsiders know much about: the seaport town of Suez, which sits astride the Suez Canal as it opens southward into the Red Sea. Suez has seen its share of blood over the years. In 1967...

Published Thu, Jan 27 2011 12:07 PM by FP Passport

Filed under: Middle East, Egypt
Last call for State of the Union questions

If you have questions for Deputy National Security Advisor Dennis McDonough, head over to our Facebook page before midnight to post. Once you're there, you can also "like" questions that have already been asked. Tomorrow we'll select...

Published Wed, Jan 26 2011 12:21 PM by FP Passport
Benito Mussolini: British Secret Agent

It is fall 1917 in Italy. World War I rages; in late October the German army gasses the Italians to defeat in the Battle of Caporetto. Hyperinflation and food shortages cripple the economy, and suddenly a large number of Italians don't see the point...

Published Wed, Oct 14 2009 11:14 AM by FP Passport

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Former NATO head: We’re not doing the job in Libya

Caijing editor resigns

A Nonviolent Alternative for Ukraine

Watch Now: President Obama at West Point

Obama's Speech Was an Opportunity to Address His Critics -- and He Didn't Take It

How to Bleed a Country

What Obama Missed in Afghanistan

Palestinian President Abbas Swears In Unity Government

What happened to Obama's guayabera?

Morning Brief: Congolese M23 Rebellion Ends

America the exception: 7 other treaties the U.S. hasn't ratified

Even Chinese People Are Baffled by How Much Americans Love Pandas

Egypt's new Suez Crisis

Last call for State of the Union questions

Benito Mussolini: British Secret Agent