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Ending the Shame of Kosovo’s Rape Victims
Women sexually assaulted during Kosovo's war have been battling for recognition for nearly two decades. Now they’re on the brink of getting it – but to do so, they’ll have to overcome years of stigma.
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A four-year-old's sentencing in Egypt has shed light on the country's controversial mass trials.
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Jeb Bush's foreign-policy views had no place in the carpet-bombing, torture-loving GOP of Trump and Cruz.
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U.N. Chief Faults Russia and Syria for Humanitarian Disaster in Aleppo
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Why the U.S. Strike in Libya Wasn’t Just About Libya
Washington was also trying to protect Tunisia — and help keep the Arab Spring’s only success story from going off the rails.
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The Trade Endgame
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