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How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb? With a Money Crunch.
The Pentagon is unsure where it will find the money to upgrade its nukes, as costs are expected to double.
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Washington’s Mixed Messaging on Arming Ukraine Continues
More and more Democrats are breaking with the White House with calls to arm Ukraine.
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Nine Former Gitmo Detainees Return to Battle in Last Six Months
According to the U.S. government, 17.9 percent of detainees at Guantánamo Bay have returned to the fight.
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Burkina Faso Is Exhuming the Body of Africa’s Che Guevara
One of the first orders of business for the transitional government of Burkina Faso? The exhumation of the country’s former president, Thomas Sankara, who was ...
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The Fog of War Over India’s Polluted Skies
The United States is putting pressure on India to get serious about air pollution. But can New Delhi keep its factories humming and cut smog at the same time?
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British Man Arrested for Hacking into Pentagon Systems
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Email Row Clouds Hillary Clinton's Presidential Ambitions
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Germany Votes for Female Quotas on Boards
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Russia's Gazprom Neft Asks Government for Help
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Turkish Actress, UNICEF Ambassador, Visit Zaatari Refugee Camp
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Indonesia: Bali Nine Executions May Be Delayed Yet Again
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Death Sentences for Murderers of Albino Woman in Tanzania
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India: Curfew in Dimapur After Mob Lynches Rape Suspect
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North Korea Calls Stabbing of U.S. Ambassador a ‘Knife Attack of Justice’
North Korea makes the most out of an attack against U.S. Ambassador to South Korea Mark Lippert in its latest move to troll the United States.
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Bad Metaphor Watch: Everything Is Like ISIS Edition
There’s a bizarre and deeply offensive new meme in contemporary American politics: Comparing one’s enemies to the Islamic State.
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Introducing the 2015 Lionel Gelber Finalists. Today’s Nominee: Serhii Plokhy
Every day this week, Foreign Policy is featuring an interview with one of the finalists for the Lionel Gelber Prize, a literary award for the ...
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The Obama Administration’s Litany of Email Scandals
The investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email address while secretary of state is the latest in a string of email related scandals that have plagued the White House.
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The Sun Sets on a Good Iran Deal
The Obama administration is prepared to allow the Islamic Republic to get within hair’s width of the bomb, regardless of who rules in Tehran in 2025.
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Introducing the 2015 Lionel Gelber Finalists. Today’s Nominee: Jack Fairweather
Every day this week, Foreign Policy is featuring an interview with one of the finalists for the Lionel Gelber Prize, a literary award for the ...
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China’s National Conversation on Pollution Has Finally Begun
An "Inconvenient Truth"-style documentary has hundreds of millions suddenly talking.
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Christians from Syria and Iraq in America mourn the fate of their homeland from afar
The thousands of Christians from Syria and Iraq who made new lives in America's rust belt mourn the fate of their homeland from afar.
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Laser Bears and Occupants: These Are the Masterpieces of Delusional Russian Propaganda
A pair of propaganda videos provide a pure expression of the Russo-nationalist id.
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Can Modi convince rich Indians to embrace traditional medicine?
Narendra Modi wants India to embrace its traditional systems of medicine, like ayurveda and yoga. But can he convince rich Indians to treat their ailments with lead pills and squirming bugs?
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OVERCLASSIFIED: Throwing the Book at Petraeus and Tossing Out the PGP Key
If Washington’s top officials can’t keep a secret, maybe there’s something wrong with the system.
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Boko Haram Turns Robin Hood's Strategy on Its Head
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You’ve Reversed a Long Way, Baby
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A Stalemate Ukraine Can Win
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OVERCLASSIFIED: Throwing the Book at Petraeus and Tossing Out the PGP Key
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The Sun Sets on a Good Iran Deal
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Is the Euro Compatible With Democracy?
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How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb? With a Money Crunch.
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Nine Former Gitmo Detainees Return to Battle in Last Six Months
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Afghanistan’s U.S.-Funded Torturers and Murderers
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China’s Real Inconvenient Truth: Its Class Divide
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‘Martin Chuzzlewit’: Dickens on a war reporter and other scurrilous Americans
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The Pentagoner: No illusions about Iran
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Our War Dog of the Week: An ammo-laden, fur-swaddled Russian wiener; also, goat/dog meat is on sale in Karachi
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Is the Euro Compatible With Democracy?
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For God and Country, and Iran
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How to Top China’s Best-Seller List Without Really Trying
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How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb? With a Money Crunch.
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Washington’s Mixed Messaging on Arming Ukraine Continues
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