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My Friend Boris: Remembering Russia's Passionate Opposition Leader
Russia’s passionate opposition leader led a very full life, politically and otherwise. And his legacy will likely be just as rich – and just as powerful -- in death.
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‘House of Cards’ Needs to Read Up on Russia
"House of Cards" struggles to sustain credulity in the world of international politics.
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How to Retake Mosul From the Islamic State
Does the Iraqi Army have the right stuff to win the battle everyone knows is coming -- and handle the messy aftermath?
Michael Knights and Michael Pregent
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Pentagon: Islamic State Is Hurting, but ‘Nobody Is Saying They’re out of Schlitz’
The militant group is starting to feel a pinch on its finances.
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How an Unlikely American Ideologue Is Inspiring Egypt's New Generation of Militants
How an unlikely American ideologue is inspiring Egypt’s new generation of Islamic militants.
Mokhtar Awad, Samuel Tadros
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Turkish President Erdoğan slams Austria's controversial Islam law
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UK PEGIDA stages rally in Newcastle
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Sisi promises pardon of ‘conditionally released’ Al Jazeera journalists
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Russia to Build Its Own Equivalent of Silicon Valley in Moscow
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Sisi visits Saudi Arabia
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Kenya Turns to Algeria for Oil and Gas Expertise
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25,529 Egyptians return from Libya
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Turkish government, mediator party mark start of Kurdish talks
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Top U.S. Negotiator Says the World Will Rally Behind an Iran Nuke Deal
President Barack Obama’s top negotiator to the Iran nuclear talks pushed back against her critics on Capitol Hill, arguing that the world would rally behind an agreement if the two sides manage to hammer out a deal this year.
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Meet America’s New Public Enemy No. 1
Russia has dislodged China as the great threat to the United States in the eyes of the U.S. public.
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The Word That Broke the Chinese Internet
The World Wide Web seems to be suffering from collective winter boredom.
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Longform’s Picks of the Week
Every weekend, Longform highlights its favorite international articles of the week. For daily picks of new and classic nonfiction, check out Longform or follow @longform ...
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Europe’s Bureaucrats Are the Ones in the Trenches Taking the Fight to Russia and Gazprom
In pushing back against Moscow’s use of the energy cudgel, Brussels has unleashed its secret weapon -- a blizzard of bureaucrats who lob directives rather than shells.
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Transfer Denied: The Hidden Costs of Washington’s War Against al-Shabab
Somali-Americans worry that U.S. efforts to cut the money stream to the African terrorist group could lead to mass starvation back home.
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Prepare for Fireworks: White House Sends Big Guns to Israel Lobby Confab
The potential for heated audience interaction is already making pro-Israel Democrats, who are fearful of the Jewish state becoming a partisan issue, nervous.
John Hudson, Colum Lynch
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Jeb Bush Seems To Be Addicted to the Warmongers and Regime-Changers Who Inspired his Brother's Foreign Policy
The Republican front-runner seems to be addicted to the warmongers and regime-changers who inspired his brother’s foreign policy. Which should drive a sane person to drink.
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The West: Source of All Evil, Including Chinese Scion’s Boob Joke
It's now fashionable to blame the West for all manner of social (and personal) ills.
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How Obama Caved on Bahrain
What’s that sound you hear from the White House on the human rights abuses and brutal autocratic government in Manama? Silence.
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Empty Shelves and Coup Plots in Venezuela
President Nicolás Maduro faces a teetering economy and an angry population. So he's turned to a favorite target -- America.
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Who Needs the Department of Homeland Security Anyway?
Why the case against a shutdown isn't a slam dunk.
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The Word That Broke the Chinese Internet
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Death on the Kremlin’s Doorstep
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Allah Versus KFC
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When Did Obama Give Up? Reading Between the Lines, an FP Special Feature
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'House of Cards' Needs to Read Up on Russia
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My Friend Boris
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How to Retake Mosul From the Islamic State
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Pentagon: Islamic State Is Hurting, but ‘Nobody Is Saying They’re out of Schlitz’
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Unmade in the USA: a Special Report
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Death on the Kremlin’s Doorstep
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My Friend Boris
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Allah Versus KFC
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‘House of Cards’ Needs to Read Up on Russia
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Pentagon: Islamic State Is Hurting, but ‘Nobody Is Saying They’re out of Schlitz’
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The Word That Broke the Chinese Internet
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Russian Opposition Leader Boris Nemtsov Shot Dead in Moscow
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Longform’s Picks of the Week
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Top U.S. Negotiator: If We Get an Iran Deal, the World Will ‘Judge It as a Good Thing’
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Meet America’s New Public Enemy No. 1
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The Waters Beneath
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