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Chinese blogger takes on Baidu

Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Last week, Larry Page's dream of "organizing all the world's information" hit a set-back. A federal judge in New York threw out a settlement between Google, which...

Published Mon, Mar 28 2011 8:17 AM by FP Passport
Does the "Obama doctrine" apply to the Ivory Coast?

Not 30 minutes after Barack Obama had finished speaking last night, the pundits on CNN, the Tweetosphere, and the blogosphere, were abuzz with talk of a new "Obama doctrine" defined by the notion that the United States -- unlike some countries...

Published Tue, Mar 29 2011 8:13 AM by FP Passport
Morning Brief: U.S. continues to build up forces in Persian Gulf

U.S. continues to build up forces in Persian Gulf Top news: The United States has continued its naval buildup in the Persian Gulf to counter an Iranian threat to international shipping routes. The New York Times reports that the Ponce, a '60s-era...

Published Thu, Jul 12 2012 5:19 AM by FP Passport

Filed under: Morning Brief
Katie Couric shows up on Baghdad billboards

Baghdad's electricity ministry pulled a strange PR stunt this week by displaying the American newscaster Katie Couric's face on giant billboards around the city in a campaign to "inspire the people to imagine a better future for electricity...

Published Thu, Jul 12 2012 10:45 AM by FP Passport

Filed under: Middle East, Iraq
Fireside chats with Egyptian President Mohamed Morsy

Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE Egyptian President Mohamed Morsy marked the first day of Ramadan today by addressing the nation in the inaugural episode of his new radio series. The program, called " The People Ask and the President...

Published Fri, Jul 20 2012 1:16 PM by FP Passport

Filed under: Egypt, Arab World
Is Okinawa a 'disputed' island too?

The big Asia security story of the day is China's deployment of a garrison to "guard" disputed islands claimed by Beijing in the South China Sea. But as the Financial Times reports , some Chinese nationalists have the eyes on a potentially...

Published Mon, Jul 23 2012 10:55 AM by FP Passport
Iran Nuclear scientists reportedly assaulted with AC/DC

The Atomic Energy Organization of Iran has been attacked by malware once again. In a letter made public on the company's website, an unknown Iranian scientist from the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) contacted Mikko Hypponen, chief research...

Published Tue, Jul 24 2012 9:25 AM by FP Passport

Filed under: Science & Technology, Security, Middle East, Iran
Morning Brief: Ghana swears in new president

Ghana swears in new president Top news: Ghanaian Vice President John Dramani Mahama was sworn in as the country's new leader on Tuesday during an emergency parliamentary session, only hours after President John Atta Mills died at a military hospital...

Published Wed, Jul 25 2012 5:33 AM by FP Passport

Filed under: Morning Brief
Romney following in the footsteps of Obama, McGovern... and Stassen?

In an article today, I note that Mitt Romney's trip to Europe and Israel is being treated as entirely normal thing for him to do, while only four years ago, Barack Obama's mid-campaign overseas tour was considered a bizarre and unprecedented stunt...

Published Wed, Jul 25 2012 11:20 AM by FP Passport

Filed under: Election 2012, 2012 Election Poster 2, Mitt Romney, Barack Obama
Global warming is about to make your burger more expensive

The first six months of this year have been the hottest on record since 1895. In June alone, we smashed more than 3,000 temperature records across the United States. It was the 328th consecutive month in which the average global temperature exceeded the...

Published Thu, Jul 26 2012 6:08 AM by FP Passport

Filed under: Europe, North America, Africa, Global Warming, Egypt, Arab World
A Leaky Border Threatens Tunisia's Transition

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Published Tue, May 27 2014 1:57 PM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: Transitions
Sisi's Big Day Is a Bust

The Egyptian election was supposed to bring the former Army chief to office on a massive wave of popular support. So why did so many voters stay home? Read More...

Published Tue, May 27 2014 2:25 PM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: Dispatch
After Months of Crackdowns, Is the U.S. Finally Going to Sanction Venezuela?

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Published Tue, May 27 2014 3:04 PM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: Shadow Government
FP's Situation Report: U.S. assistance to Syrian rebels to expand; 9,800 troops for Afg, out by 2016; Missile defense for Seoul?; What Washington's sturm and drang is doing to veterans; George Wright departs; and a bit more.

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Published Wed, May 28 2014 5:09 AM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: Situation Report
Army punishment roundup: Engineers CO heaved in Buffalo, hospital cdr fired at Ft. Bragg, Gen. Boykin reprimanded

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Published Wed, May 28 2014 7:50 AM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: The Best Defense

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Chinese blogger takes on Baidu

Does the "Obama doctrine" apply to the Ivory Coast?

Morning Brief: U.S. continues to build up forces in Persian Gulf

Katie Couric shows up on Baghdad billboards

Fireside chats with Egyptian President Mohamed Morsy

Is Okinawa a 'disputed' island too?

Iran Nuclear scientists reportedly assaulted with AC/DC

Morning Brief: Ghana swears in new president

Romney following in the footsteps of Obama, McGovern... and Stassen?

Global warming is about to make your burger more expensive

A Leaky Border Threatens Tunisia's Transition

Sisi's Big Day Is a Bust

After Months of Crackdowns, Is the U.S. Finally Going to Sanction Venezuela?

FP's Situation Report: U.S. assistance to Syrian rebels to expand; 9,800 troops for Afg, out by 2016; Missile defense for Seoul?; What Washington's sturm and drang is doing to veterans; George Wright departs; and a bit more.

Army punishment roundup: Engineers CO heaved in Buffalo, hospital cdr fired at Ft. Bragg, Gen. Boykin reprimanded