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Mexico is running out of eggs

The country with the world's highest per-capita egg consumption is running out of eggs , following a bird flu outbreak: President Felipe Calderon and members of his Cabinet have announced about $227 million in emergency financing and commercial measures...

Published Fri, Aug 24 2012 11:17 AM by FP Passport
The Islamic State Isn’t Circumcising Women and Didn’t Steal $400 Million Either

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Published Thu, Jul 24 2014 1:36 PM by Foreign Policy

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State's Contracting in Ebola-Plagued Countries under Scrutiny

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Published Wed, Aug 20 2014 9:53 PM by Foreign Policy

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Assad Is America’s Strange Bedfellow and the Price Is 190,000 Dead

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Published Fri, Aug 22 2014 3:21 PM by Foreign Policy

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North Korea Joins Chorus of Trolls Slamming U.S. Over Ferguson

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Published Wed, Aug 27 2014 12:08 PM by Foreign Policy

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In Russia, Sign a Mortgage and Get a Cat -- But Only for Two Hours

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Published Fri, Aug 29 2014 11:27 AM by Foreign Policy

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Some complications for Honduran Hong Kong

We've written a bit here before on Honduras's planned Región Especial de Desarrollo -- a planned free enterprise zone with its own legal and judicial institutions set up along the lines of economist Paul Romer 's "charter cities"...

Published Mon, Sep 10 2012 8:25 AM by FP Passport
More false rumor arrests in Mexico

The L.A. Times reports on Mexico's latest misinformation scandal: Authorities said five people, four men and a woman, were arrested Thursday evening in the Agricola Oriental neighborhood of the Iztacalco borough. They allegedly were warning residents...

Published Mon, Sep 10 2012 9:08 AM by FP Passport
Syria is more violent than Iraq at its worst

Iraq's civil war traumatized the Middle East unlike any other event in the past decade. It destroyed Iraq's political and social fabric, contributed to the polarization of the Arab world along sectarian lines, and caused the United States to abandon...

Published Tue, Sep 11 2012 8:27 AM by FP Passport
Would Obama still be winning if he hadn’t killed Osama?

At their convention in Charlotte last week, Democrats seized on Barack Obama's rare advantage over Mitt Romney on national security, portraying the Republican candidate and his running mate as bumbling foreign-policy novices, repeatedly referencing...

Published Tue, Sep 11 2012 6:00 PM by FP Passport
Mourning four of Afghanistan's skateboarding kids

We here at FP loved going through pictures of the young skateboarders for our photo essay on the kids of Skateistan , the group teaching Afghan youth to skaetboard in order to build their self-esteem and foster a strong sense of community. It was heartbreaking...

Published Wed, Sep 12 2012 6:32 AM by FP Passport
Did the "Innocence of Muslims" cast know what they were making?

The story of the film that reportedly inspired yesterday's protests in Egypt and Libya -- though according to U.S. officials, not the attack that killed the U.S. ambassador to Libya -- keeps getting stranger and more confusing. As I noted in an update...

Published Wed, Sep 12 2012 2:10 PM by FP Passport
Morning Brief: Obama dispatches 50 Marines to Libya as protests spread across the Middle East

Obama dispatches 50 Marines to Libya as protests spread across the Middle East Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE Top news: The attack in Benghazi that killed Ambassador J Christopher Stephens and three other Americans was most likely planned...

Published Thu, Sep 13 2012 5:51 AM by FP Passport

Filed under: Morning Brief
How do the Chinese feel when Romney calls them cheaters?

A day after denouncing President Obama for his handling of attacks on U.S. missions in Egypt and Libya, Mitt Romney appears to be changing the subject. During a campaign stop in Virginia on Thursday, the Republican candidate veered away from the controversial...

Published Thu, Sep 13 2012 3:55 PM by FP Passport

Filed under: Election 2012, Mitt Romney
Live Blog: Middle East Protests

Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Following Tuesday's attack on the U.S. Consulate in Tripoli that left Ambassador Christopher Stevens...

Published Fri, Sep 14 2012 9:36 AM by FP Passport

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Mexico is running out of eggs

The Islamic State Isn’t Circumcising Women and Didn’t Steal $400 Million Either

State's Contracting in Ebola-Plagued Countries under Scrutiny

Assad Is America’s Strange Bedfellow and the Price Is 190,000 Dead

North Korea Joins Chorus of Trolls Slamming U.S. Over Ferguson

In Russia, Sign a Mortgage and Get a Cat -- But Only for Two Hours

Some complications for Honduran Hong Kong

More false rumor arrests in Mexico

Syria is more violent than Iraq at its worst

Would Obama still be winning if he hadn’t killed Osama?

Mourning four of Afghanistan's skateboarding kids

Did the "Innocence of Muslims" cast know what they were making?

Morning Brief: Obama dispatches 50 Marines to Libya as protests spread across the Middle East

How do the Chinese feel when Romney calls them cheaters?

Live Blog: Middle East Protests