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Islamic State Beheadings Beget Beheadings

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Published Wed, Sep 24 2014 11:49 AM by Foreign Policy

Filed under: Passport
…And Stay Out! Australia Signs a Deal to Unload Refugees Onto Cambodia

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Published Fri, Sep 26 2014 4:53 PM by Foreign Policy

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Former Rwandan Official Worries That Kagame's Administration is Backsliding into Mass Murder

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Published Mon, Sep 29 2014 11:09 AM by Foreign Policy

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Follow a #Pilgrim on Their #Hajj to #Mecca

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Published Wed, Oct 01 2014 12:19 PM by Foreign Policy

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The Grim, Remote Future of the Winter Olympics

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Published Thu, Oct 02 2014 12:06 PM by Foreign Policy

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The Joke That Won't Go Away: Leon Panetta's Walnut Folly

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Published Tue, Oct 07 2014 10:19 AM by Foreign Policy

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Morning Brief: Hugo Chavez wins reelection in Venezuela

Hugo Chavez wins reelection in Venezuela Top news: Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez secured a fourth term in office on Sunday, despite a battle with cancer and a formidable challenge from opponent Henrique Capriles Radonski. The country's electoral...

Published Mon, Oct 08 2012 5:07 AM by FP Passport

Filed under: Morning Brief
Japan, ASEAN, team up for cyberdefense

Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE In the wake of a series of cyber attacks from Chinese I.P. addresses at the height of the Senkaku/Diaoyu island dispute, Yomiuri Shimbun reports that Japan is pushing a plan to create a "cyber defense...

Published Mon, Oct 08 2012 1:43 PM by FP Passport

Filed under: Security, Japan, East Asia, China, Internet, Southeast Asia
The case for vagueness

Mitt Romney often gets dinged for putting very little meat on the bones of his foreign policy, and Monday was no exception -- one of the dominant themes of his critics is that his big Virginia Military Institute address offered very few spefic clues as...

Published Mon, Oct 08 2012 5:26 PM by FP Passport
Morning Brief: U.S. military reportedly deploys task force in Jordan

U.S. military reportedly deploys task force in Jordan Top news: As violence continues to rage in Syria -- with a jihadist group claiming responsibility for suicide bombings at an intelligence compound near Damascus earlier this week -- the New York Times...

Published Wed, Oct 10 2012 4:25 AM by FP Passport

Filed under: Morning Brief
China's Nobel Prize winning author: Just the juicy bits

Mo Yan, the Chinese writer whose novels burst with burlesque renderings of alcohol, sex, and violence, won the 2012 Nobel Prize for Literature Thursday for his "hallucinatory realism," blending aspects of "folk tales, history and the contemporary...

Published Thu, Oct 11 2012 8:27 AM by FP Passport
Why couldn't Omar al-Bashir fly over Turkmenistan?

Something odd seems to have happened this morning on Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir's flight from Iran to China: Sudan's Foreign Ministry said in a statement carried by the official Sudan News Agency that al-Bashir's plane had been instructed...

Published Mon, Jun 27 2011 8:31 AM by FP Passport
China's panda census

Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Chinese state media reported today that the country has started its once-a-decade panda census, the fourth tallying of the endangered species since it first began in the 1970s....

Published Mon, Jun 27 2011 1:05 PM by FP Passport

Filed under: China, Cute
Is Iran killing U.S. soldiers in Iraq?

June has been the deadliest month for U.S. soldiers in Iraq since May, 2009 -- with 11 deaths , including two soldiers killed Sunday in northern Iraq. The American combat mission officially ended in August 2010, and the 45,000 U.S. forces that are still...

Published Tue, Jun 28 2011 7:10 AM by FP Passport

Filed under: Middle East, Iraq
Death threats for Egyptian tycoon over Twitter icon

Another example of why some famous people (*cough* Anthony Weiner *cough*) should not use Twitter : Egyptian tycoon and politician Naguib Sawiris has come under fire for posting a picture of Mickey and Minnie Mouse in Islamic dress, sparking a torrent...

Published Tue, Jun 28 2011 2:42 PM by FP Passport

Filed under: Egypt

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Islamic State Beheadings Beget Beheadings

…And Stay Out! Australia Signs a Deal to Unload Refugees Onto Cambodia

Former Rwandan Official Worries That Kagame's Administration is Backsliding into Mass Murder

Follow a #Pilgrim on Their #Hajj to #Mecca

The Grim, Remote Future of the Winter Olympics

The Joke That Won't Go Away: Leon Panetta's Walnut Folly

Morning Brief: Hugo Chavez wins reelection in Venezuela

Japan, ASEAN, team up for cyberdefense

The case for vagueness

Morning Brief: U.S. military reportedly deploys task force in Jordan

China's Nobel Prize winning author: Just the juicy bits

Why couldn't Omar al-Bashir fly over Turkmenistan?

China's panda census

Is Iran killing U.S. soldiers in Iraq?

Death threats for Egyptian tycoon over Twitter icon