The Best Books of the Year: Foreign Affairs Edition
Some of our favorite writers on international affairs recommend their favorite books from 2010 to the world More »
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Some of our favorite writers on international affairs recommend their favorite books from 2010 to the world More »
An American ambassador chronicles the partying habits of the Uzbekistani President's daughter, Lola Karimova More »
Uzbekistan's First Daughter, Gulnora Karimova, has begun a media campaign to improve her image, possibly as a step to a presidential run More »
A look at the five things we're most excited about watching, reading, browsing, and listening to More »
Pecan-cinnamon wafers, cranberry-honey pinwheel cookies, chocolate meringues, and other sweets for your holiday party More »
State Department officials visit Caracas' hot new socialist restaurant. More »
How to neutralize a suit against a pharmaceutical company in Africa. More »
In preparation for Hosni Mubarak's visit to Washington, A U.S. ambassador profiles the Egyptian president More »
A 'Lonely Planet' blurb about Turkey's ethnic groups causes a public relations scandal for MasterCard More »
It's not always easy to get to Zimbabwe. More »
How South Africa's leaders trained themselves for leadership at Robben Island. More »
This week's episode pulls out all the holiday cliches, from Santa to the Grinch, but still manages to be enjoyable More »
Images of Japan's military strike commemorate lives lost 69 years ago today More »
A State Department official reports a gruesome attack on a Rio de Janeiro bus More »
A State Department official summarizes a crime committed by Nicaragua's corrupt FLSN regime More »
The rich relationship between Venezuela's Hugo Chavez and Nicaragua's Daniel Ortega. More »
An unexpectedly accomplished solider provides an assessment of a joint US-Mali training exercise. More »
Regime crony Zaw Zaw continues to expand his businesses in Burma More »
After a soccer match had to be halted amidst slurs directed at Jordan's queen's Palestinian heritage, the Jordanian king's muted reaction caused a stir. More »
