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Breaking News
Trump Advisor Under Investigation for Russia Ties: Report
Amid investigation of Trump advisors’ alleged promises to Moscow, his GOP boosters stay mum.
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Congolese officials won't announce election dates, but want to sell the international community on a transitional government instead.
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The new study shows that any savings from scaling back U.S. security ties abroad would be outweighed by big losses in trade and GDP.
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How Failed Peace Talks in Syria Help Al Qaeda
If the West can’t deliver for Syria’s mainstream rebels, maybe al Qaeda will.
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The Final Front in the Afghan War
FP’s Dan De Luce talks to Sune Rasmussen and Andrew Quilty about reporting from Helmand Province, where the fighting has worsened and the Taliban is gaining ground.
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Kurds Can Take Raqqa But They Can’t Stay, Says Top U.S. General
With the coming fight to kick ISIS out of its Syrian stronghold, Washington leans on the Kurds once again
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Putin Has Finally Reincarnated the KGB
Twenty five years after the end of the Cold War, the Soviet Union’s most infamous spy agency is back in all but name.
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When Will Trump and Hillary Use the K-Word?
The crisis in Kashmir is starting to boil over — and the next U.S. president isn’t going to be able to avoid intervening.
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A Week After Nuke Tests, North Korea Holds an International Film Festival
Pyongyang’s biennial cinema fest offers a rare glimpse of the outside world inside the ‘Hermit Kingdom.’
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Does Algeria Still Have Time to Turn It Around?
The oil money is running out, the pressures are mounting, and the government's new development plan is looking doubtful.
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Ethiopian Olympian: Prime Minister’s Claims I Was Coerced into Protest Are ‘False and Insulting’
Feyisa Lilesa explains why ongoing ethnic violence in Ethiopia stirred him to make his own high-profile protest.
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Hungarian FM: We Want to Process Migrants at Offshore Centers Like Australia Does
In an exclusive interview in New York, Hungary's foreign minister praised Australia's migration system and said Hungary should mimic it.
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The Brangelina Divorce Just Broke the Chinese Internet
Chinese who grew up watching Friends are on Team Aniston. Others blame karma, or even the Dalai Lama.
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NATO Chief: Trump Is Wrong About the Defense Alliance
Donald Trump continues to claim credit for NATO’s decision to “change” its policy and focus more closely on the threat of terrorism. But the head of the world’s most powerful military alliance said in an interview that NATO’s policy hasn’t changed, and that the Republican presidential nominee is not influencing the alliance’s decisions.
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The Perils of a Post-ISIS Iraq
In Kirkuk, the extremist group's defeat risks rekindling old ethnic and religious conflicts — unless cooler heads prevail.
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First Helmand, Then Afghanistan
A trip through the country’s beleaguered south reveals demoralized soldiers, corrupt local officials, and sweeping Taliban gains in previously peaceful towns. How did Obama’s “good war” go so wrong?
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Does Chinese Civilization Come From Ancient Egypt?
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