Miriam Krule
Miriam Krule writes for and produces The Atlantic's International channel.
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China Claims Power to Make Rain Using Missiles
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Meghan McCain and Michael Ian Black to Write Book Together
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10 Summer Books to Watch For
From Haruki Murakami to Go the Fuck to Sleep, these titles should entertain for the next few months
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Netherlands Will No Longer Sell Cannabis to Tourists
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Fake Russian CNN Site Inadvertently Mocks Dominique Strauss-Kahn
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CNBC Morning Anchor Mark Hains Dies Unexpectedly
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Brawl Breaks Out in Ukranian Parliament
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A 'Bridesmaids' Rebuttal: This Isn't the Movie We've Been Waiting For
Critics are hailing Judd Apatow's latest as a triumph for women in comedy. Why they're wrong.
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Add Graphs (or Doodles) to Your 140 Characters With Sparktweets
A team from the Wall Street Journal has found a way to pack more information into their tweets while staying within the character limit
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Japan's Prime Minister to Forgo Salary for Duration of Nuclear Crisis
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Sri Lankan Government Retaliates Before UN War Crimes Report
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Swazi Protests Put on Hold After Brutal Crackdown
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The Stuff of Life: Kobi Levi's Wearable Sculptures
It might not seem possible, but these elaborate shoes from a Tel Aviv-based designer really are made to be worn
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Who's to Blame for the Minsk Metro Bomb?
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Côte d'Ivoire President Gbagbo's Ties to the U.S. Christian Right
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Did Zimbabwe's Mugabe Try to Use Exhumed Bodies for Votes?
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After Economic Crisis, Portugal Faces Political Vacuum
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The Yemeni General Who Turned Against President Saleh
Robert Kaplan wrote about Yemen for the magazine back in 2003, highlighting the then close relationship between Saleh and General al-Ahmar
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Referendum Vote Puts Egyptian Prospects for Democracy to the Test
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Calls for Indian PM's Resignation After WikiLeaks Cable Reveals Bribery
