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Coughing, Sneezing, and Spreading Rumors Why has the global response to swine flu been so politicized?	Anne Applebaum	Nov 16, 2009	Foreigners
Follow the Rockets Why Russia is the big winner in the Middle East arms race.	David Samuels	Nov 13, 2009	Foreigners
How I Got That Shot of Ayatollah Khomeini A photojournalist recalls the tumultuous days of the Iranian revolution.	David Burnett	Nov 11, 2009	Foreigners
After the Wall Tumbled In 1989, Central Europe's fate was supposed to be uncertain and bleak. Today the region prospers more than ever.	Anne Applebaum	Nov 09, 2009	Foreigners
Schabowski Shrugged The unanswered phone calls and misunderstood memos that helped bring down the Berlin Wall.	Michael Meyer	Nov 05, 2009	Foreigners
Angela Merkel's Quiet Revolution She speaks very softly and doesn't seem to carry a stick.	Anne Applebaum	Nov 02, 2009	Foreigners
The End of NATO? There is little sense of Afghanistan as being an international operation.	Anne Applebaum	Oct 19, 2009	Foreigners
There's Something About Berlusconi Why do Italians keep voting for him?	Anne Applebaum	Oct 12, 2009	Foreigners
Who Cares Who Won the Nobel Peace Prize? We pay far too much attention to the views of five obscure Norwegians.	Anne Applebaum	Oct 09, 2009	Foreigners
If Tehran Gets the Bomb … How Iranian nukes would reshape the Middle East.	Lee Smith	Oct 09, 2009	Foreigners
Will the President of Europe Be a Gifted Pol or a Compromising Bureaucrat? The choice will tell us everything we need to know about European unification.	Anne Applebaum	Oct 05, 2009	Foreigners
What Is Iran Afraid Of? Forget sanctions; forget bombing. Tehran's worst fear is a human rights campaign.	Anne Applebaum	Sep 28, 2009	Foreigners
Has America Lost Interest in Europe? These days, the continent is just for photo-ops and speech-making.	Anne Applebaum	Sep 21, 2009	Foreigners
Muddy Waters Are U.S. shipping companies still sending their clunkers to the toxic scrap yards of South Asia?	Jacob Baynham	Sep 18, 2009	Foreigners
"Yes We Can" Meets "No We Won't" Obama's attempts to broker Middle East peace are doomed to fail—for now.	Shmuel Rosner	Sep 16, 2009	Foreigners
The Globalization of Censorship These days, greed and fear often trump companies' commitment to free speech.	Anne Applebaum	Sep 14, 2009	Foreigners
Should We Still Be in Afghanistan? Yes—and Obama must make the case on both sides of the Atlantic.	Anne Applebaum	Sep 07, 2009	Foreigners
The Days Are Getting Shorter. Time for Another World War II Memorial? Why European leaders can't resist celebrating the Sept. 1 anniversary—again.	Anne Applebaum	Aug 28, 2009	Foreigners
It Doesn't Matter Who Wins the Afghan Election It's how he wins that counts—and what the West does after the vote.	Anne Applebaum	Aug 18, 2009	Foreigners
Beach Worrying Four global crises that could ruin your August vacation.	Anne Applebaum	Aug 10, 2009	Foreigners
After Mehsud The rest of the Pakistani Taliban won't be such easy targets.	Nicholas Schmidle	Aug 07, 2009	Foreigners
Walid Jumblatt Is No Weather Vane Will the leader of Lebanon's Druze really form an alliance with Hezbollah?	Lee Smith	Aug 07, 2009	Foreigners
Credit Where Credit's Due Why civilian aid and military aid shouldn't mix.	Anna Husarska	Aug 06, 2009	Foreigners
The Healing Power of Death Metal An innovative new music program for disabled veterans.	Anne Applebaum	Aug 03, 2009	Foreigners
There's Something About Kyrgyzstan This Central Asian state breaks hearts.	Christopher Flavelle	Jul 30, 2009	Foreigners

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