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Obama Says U.S. Will No Longer Be The World's Policeman

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Published Wed, May 28 2014 12:37 PM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: The Complex
Turnout Remains Low Despite Extension of Egypt’s Presidential Election

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Published Wed, May 28 2014 5:00 AM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: The Middle East Channel
Exclusive: Inside the FBI’s Fight Against Chinese Cyber Espionage

An American solar panel company wondered why Chinese firms kept undercutting their prices. Then the FBI knocked on their door. Read More...

Published Tue, May 27 2014 1:51 PM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: Report
Morning Brief: Ukraine Detains Russian Military Attaché

Ukraine Detains Russian Military Attaché Top news: Ukrainian authorities on Thursday detained Russia's military attaché to Kiev on suspicion of spying, as the eastern portion of the country continued to slip farther from the central government's...

Published Thu, May 01 2014 6:36 AM by FP Passport

Filed under: Morning Brief
Morning Brief: Iraq reels from wave of attacks

Iraq reels from wave of attacks Top news: Iraqi insurgents carried out at least 29 separate attacks across the country on Monday -- the third day of Ramadan. The Associated Press is reporting that the coordinated bombings and shootings killed 93 people...

Published Mon, Jul 23 2012 5:18 AM by FP Passport

Filed under: Morning Brief
Gitmo prisoners to Georgia?

Eurasianet's Molly Corso reports that Tblisi and Washington are in talks over Georgia accepting detainees from Guantanamo Bay: Georgian National Security Council Secretary Eka Tkeshelashvili stated that negotiations about a prisoner transfer are "ongoing...

Published Mon, Oct 26 2009 11:17 AM by FP Passport

Filed under: Georgia, Caucasus
Hugo Chavez vs. Michael Moore

It seems that even socialists are getting sick of Michael Moore. Moore recently went on Jimmy Kimmel Live and made a joke about getting drunk with Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez and helping him write his speeches to the United Nations. Well the Chavistas...

Published Mon, Oct 26 2009 10:45 AM by FP Passport

Filed under: Latin America, Culture
Why is Charles Krauthammer dissing Brazil?

I'm not surprised by conservative Washington Post columnist Charles Krauthammer's negative comments about President Obama in an interview with Der Spiegel, but what's his problem with Brazil? Krauthammer: He is a man of perpetual promise....

Published Tue, Oct 27 2009 8:07 AM by FP Passport

Filed under: Latin America, Obama Administration
K.S.M. in N.Y.C.

Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 I just participated in a telephone conference call held by the Council on Foreign Relations, explaining why the decision to try Khalid Sheik Mohammed, suspected Sept. 11 mastermind...

Published Wed, Nov 18 2009 10:47 AM by FP Passport

Filed under: North America, Security
Revenge tax

A " scurrilous idea " -- better known as the Tobin tax, a levy on foreign-exchange transactions -- seems to be taking on a life of its own. This week U.S. Rep. Peter DeFazio is expected to propose a tax on all financial transactions (like stock...

Published Tue, Nov 17 2009 9:31 AM by FP Passport

Filed under: Europe, North America, Financial crisis, Finance
Kazakhstan Wants to Attract Big Pharma to Its 'Cannabis Klondike'

Despite a heavy-handed campaign against drug trafficking and related crime in the country, one Kazakh lawmaker thinks it's time to cash in on some 140,000 stubborn hectares of wild cannabis that can be found around Kazakhstan. Darigha Nazarbaeva,...

Published Wed, Jan 15 2014 12:03 PM by FP Passport

Filed under: Drugs & Crime, Central Asia
Morning Brief: Support for Afghan war falls sharply

Support for Afghan war falls sharply Top story: A new poll conducted by the New York Times and CBS found that U.S. public support for the war in Afghanistan is rapidly deteriorating. 69 percent of those surveyed said the United States should no longer...

Published Tue, Mar 27 2012 5:04 AM by FP Passport

Filed under: Morning Brief
Hu Jintao touts media freedom

Chinese President and vocal free speech advocate Hu Jintao vowed to continue safeguarding the rights of foreign media working in China, reports the state-run paper China Daily. "It is more important than ever before that the media should establish...

Published Fri, Oct 09 2009 2:58 PM by FP Passport

Filed under: East Asia, China, Freedom
Morning Brief: Military mulls cross-border raids into Pakistan

Military mulls cross-border raids into Pakistan Top story : Senior U.S. military officials are calling for Special Forces teams to launch operations in Pakistan's tribal areas, in order to disrupt the network of terrorist safe havens that exist there...

Published Tue, Dec 21 2010 5:56 AM by FP Passport

Filed under: Morning Brief
Morning Brief: Canadian Investigation Discovers Multinational Child Porn Operation, 348 Arrested

Canadian Investigation Discovers Multinational Child Porn Operation, 348 Arrested Top News: A Canadian investigation has led to the arrests of 348 people on at least four continents as detectives discovered and dismantled a multinational child porn distribution...

Published Fri, Nov 15 2013 4:03 AM by FP Passport

Filed under: Morning Brief

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Obama Says U.S. Will No Longer Be The World's Policeman

Turnout Remains Low Despite Extension of Egypt’s Presidential Election

Exclusive: Inside the FBI’s Fight Against Chinese Cyber Espionage

Morning Brief: Ukraine Detains Russian Military Attaché

Morning Brief: Iraq reels from wave of attacks

Gitmo prisoners to Georgia?

Hugo Chavez vs. Michael Moore

Why is Charles Krauthammer dissing Brazil?

K.S.M. in N.Y.C.

Revenge tax

Kazakhstan Wants to Attract Big Pharma to Its 'Cannabis Klondike'

Morning Brief: Support for Afghan war falls sharply

Hu Jintao touts media freedom

Morning Brief: Military mulls cross-border raids into Pakistan

Morning Brief: Canadian Investigation Discovers Multinational Child Porn Operation, 348 Arrested