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January/February 2008

• Seven Questions: Israel’s Guest of Honor With Amb. Zalman Shoval
• Suicide Bombers: Warriors of the Middle Class By Randall Collins
• The List: Five Elections to Watch in 2008
• Seven Questions: Winding down the Surge With Gen. David Petraeus
• Musharraf’s Last Jam By John McCreary

November/December 2007

• The List: New Year’s Resolutions for World Leaders
• Seven Questions: Castro’s Decline With Carlos Saladrigas
  
• The Top Ten Stories You Missed in 2007
• The List: The World’s Top Executioners
• Seven Questions: Planning for a Climate Catastrophe With Richard Posner
• Don’t Bet Against the Dollar By Thomas Palley
• The List: The World’s Worst Places to Be a Kid
• Seven Questions: The End of the Bolivarian Dream? With Andrés Oppenheimer
• The Truth About Sovereign Wealth Funds By Anders Åslund
• The List: The Next Product Recalls
• Seven Questions: No Going Back With Samuel R. Berger
• The FP Debate: Should the U.S. Abandon Pervez Musharraf? By Daniel Markey, Husain Haqqani
• The List: The World’s Biggest Military Buildups
• Seven Questions: The End Game in Iraq With Phebe Marr
• A Tale of Two Bhuttos By Douglas Frantz and Catherine Collins
• The List: Five Reasons to Be Thankful This Holiday Season
• FPTV: Pakistan on the Brink With Amb. Mahmoud Ali Durrani of Pakistan
• Seven Questions; The Price of Fear With Fadel Gheit
• Why We Trade By Russell Roberts
• The List: Most Eligible World Leaders
• Seven Questions: Musharraf’s Martial Plan With Najam Sethi
• How Bush Saved Iran’s Neocons By Barbara Slavin
• The List: Presidents for Life

September/October 2007

• Dumb and Dumber By Andy Webb-Vidal
• FPTV: The War over the War on Drugs With Ethan Nadelmann and David Murray
• Have We Learned the Lessons of Black Monday? By Nouriel Roubini
• Henry Kissinger Says Goodbye to the Man He Calls “My Conscience” By Henry Kissinger
• Latin America’s Hidden War in Iraq By Kristina Mani
• Riding Two Horses at Once By Cheng Li
• September 11—Six Years On
• Seven Questions: A Conversation with Zbigniew Brzezinski With Zbigniew Brzezinski
• Seven Questions: Britain’s Blogging Ambassador With Sir Sherard Cowper-Coles
• Seven Questions: How to End Violent Conflicts With Gareth Evans
  
• Seven Questions: Is the Surge Working in Iraq? With Toby Dodge
• Seven Questions: Ted Turner on the Future of the Planet With Ted Turner
  
• Seven Questions: The Devil Came on Horseback With Brian Steidle
• Seven Questions: The Hired Guns of Iraq With Peter W. Singer
• Seven Questions: The Israel Lobby Revisited With John Mearsheimer and Stephen Walt
• Seven Questions: The World According to John Bolton With John Bolton
• The List: Europe’s Most Inflated Real Estate Markets
• The List: Five Population Trends to Watch
• The List: Sputnik Plus 50
• The List: Wanted, Dead or Alive
• The List: The World’s Healthiest Countries
• The List: The World’s Largest Hedge Funds
• The List: The World’s Worst Airports
• The List: The World’s Worst Forest Fires
• The Secret to World Dominance By Amy Chua
• The Sorcerer’s Apprentice By Colin Kahl, Shawn Brimley
• Why Climate Change Can’t Be Stopped By Paul J. Saunders, Vaughan Turekian
• Why We’d Miss Musharraf By Sameer Lalwani
• Will Iraq Be Lost in Transition? By Linda Robinson

July/August 2007

• Ahmadinejobless By Monica Maggioni
• Earning It By Anne-Marie Slaughter
  
• Fool’s Gold By Stephan Faris
• Gold, Silver, and Brazen By Paul Sonne
• How to Save Iraqi Kurdistan from Itself By Morton Abramowitz
• More Troops for What? By Benjamin H. Friedman
• Seven Questions: A Little KGB Training Goes a Long Way With Oleg Kalugin
• Seven Questions: Can You Live Without China? With Sara Bongiorni
• Seven Questions: China’s Total Toy Recall With M. Eric Johnson
• Seven Questions: Harry Potter and the Underestimated Prime Minister With Clare Short
• Seven Questions: How to Deal with Irrational Exuberance With Robert J. Shiller
• Seven Questions: Step on Iraq, Break Your Party’s Back With Matthew Dowd
• Seven Questions: Steve Forbes Loves Private Equity With Steve Forbes
• Seven Questions: The New World of Wine With Michael Veseth
• Seven Questions: The Wild, Wild East of Capitalism With Andy Xie
• The Agony of Victory By Jacob Leibenluft
• The List: Five Lies My Economist Told Me
• The List: King for a Day or Two
• The List: Looking Who’s Blogging Now
• The List: Six Reasons You May Need a New Atlas Soon
• The List: The Iraq Turning Points That Weren’t
• The List: The World’s Most Overhyped Vacation Spots
• The List: The World’s Most Valuable Disputed Turf
• The List: The World’s Stupidest Fatwas
• The List: Where Is the Love?
• Why George Bush’s “Freedom Agenda” Is Here to Stay By Paulette Chu Miniter

May/June 2007

• Angelina Jolie’s Mighty Heart
• A Few Good Apples By Philip Zimbardo
• Better Than Nothing By Philippe Legrain
• Can an American Lead the French? By Patrick Belton
• Europe’s Christian Comeback By Philip Jenkins
• Japan’s Revolution Is Far Too Quiet By Bruce Ackerman and Norikazu Kawagishi
• Remembering Charles William Maynes
• Seven Questions: The CIA Airs Its Dirty Laundry With Steven Aftergood
• Seven Questions: A Walk On The Dark Side With Joshua Rubenstein
• Seven Questions: A War Criminal’s Worst Nightmare With Carla del Ponte
• Seven Questions: Between God and Atatürk With Andrew Mango
• Seven Questions: Can Climate Change Be Stopped? With Eileen Claussen
• Seven Questions: Imprisoned in Iran With Shaul Bakhash
• Seven Questions: Mariane Pearl With Mariane Pearl
• Seven Questions: Rupert Murdoch Strikes Again With Devin Leonard
• Seven Questions: The Man Who Would Be Tony Blair With Sally McNamara
• The List: After Musharraf
• The List: Deals Without Wheels
• The List: If Looks Could Kill
• The List: The Next Prime Minister of Israel
• The List: The World’s Fastest-Growing Religions
• The List: The World’s Most Powerful Crime Syndicates
• The List: The World’s Top Immigrant Smuggling Routes
• The List: The World’s Worst Currencies
• The Magic Kingdom’s Wild New Ride By Jean-François Seznec and Afshin Molavi
• Top Secret! [Mock] Memo From Paul Wolfowitz to Bank Staff By Kenneth Rogoff
• What’s Your China Fantasy? By David M. Lampton and James Mann
• Why China Won’t Save Darfur By Morton Abramowitz and Jonathan Kolieb
• Why Nuclear Energy Isn’t the Great Green Hope By Charles Ferguson, Sharon Squassoni

March/April 2007

• A Different Kind of Great Game By Paul McLeary
• A Rose-Colored Exit Strategy By Peter R. Neumann
• Bangladesh: Democracy Saved or Sunk? By Jalal Alamgir
• Beyond the Veil By Dalia Mogahed, Zsolt Nyiri
• Blood Test By Soo Youn
• Europe’s 50th Anniversary Clown Show By Alan Sked
• Mission Accomplished By Michael C. Boyer
• Numbed by Numbers By Paul Slovic
• Seven Questions: A Much-Needed Correction With Stephen Roach
• Seven Questions: A Rational Choice With Congressman Tom Lantos
• Seven Questions: Guests of the Ayatollah, Round Two? With Mark Bowden
• Seven Questions: Is Nigerian Democracy Alive, Well, and Kicking? With Walter Carrington
• Seven Questions: Japan’s Sex Slaves Problem With Gerald Curtis
• Seven Questions: Perles of Wisdom With Richard Perle
• Seven Questions: Reluctant Fundamentalism With Mohsin Hamid
• Seven Questions: The Ethanol Effect With Lester Brown
• The Case Against George W. Bush By Elizabeth Holtzman
• The List: New Insurgent Tactics
• The List: Products in Peril
• The List: Rising China, Hidden Costs
• The List: The Dogs That Didn’t Bark
• The List: The Drug War’s New Battlegrounds
• The List: The World’s Most Controversial Religious Sites
• The List: The World’s Worst Shooting Rampages
• The List: Time Bombs
• The List: What Would You Do With One Trillion Dollars?
• We Got Tubed—Again By Joseph Cirincione

January/February 2007

• Confronting Iran
• Don’t Blame Gazprom for Europe’s Energy Crunch By Jérôme Guillet
• How Cap-and-Trade Could Replace Foreign Aid By Alex Evans
• Insurgencies Rarely Win – And Iraq Won’t Be Any Different (Maybe) By Donald Stoker
• Seven Questions: A Detour on the Road Map With Aaron David Miller
• Seven Questions: Can Congress Stop the Iraq War? With Bruce Ackerman
• Seven Questions: Christine Todd Whitman on Global Warming With Christine Todd Whitman
• Seven Questions: Robert Gallucci on Dealing With North Korea With Robert Gallucci
• Seven Questions: The International Breast Milk Project With Jill Youse
• Seven Questions: The Sudden Hanging of Saddam Hussein With Nibras Kazimi
• Seven Questions: The Urge to Surge With Anthony Cordesman
• Seven Questions: Wiring the World’s Poor With Craig Barrett
• The FP Debate: Should Hawks Win? Matthew Yglesias vs. Matthew Continetti
• The List: Elections to Watch in 2007
• The List: Headlines to Expect in 2007
• The List: Hollywood’s New Rivals
• The List: Oscars Go Global
• The List: Regime Change
• The List: The Next President of Russia By Julian Evans
• The List: The Next YouTube
• The List: Urban Face-lifts
• Time for a National Debate on Plan B By Colin Kahl
• Think Again: India By Barbara Crossette
• Why Chávez Wins By Francisco Rodríguez

November/December 2006

• A Familiar Foreign Policy By Marcia Pally
• Seven Questions: A Chat with Blood Diamond Director Ed Zwick
• Seven Questions: Back to the Brink in Lebanon With David Schenker
• Seven Questions: David Gergen on the Midterms With David Gergen
• Seven Questions: Ismail Haniya on the Future of Palestine With Ismail Haniya
• Seven Questions: Joan Garcés on Pinochet’s Death With Joan Garcés
• Seven Questions: Journalists Under Fire With Jésus Abad Colorado, Jamal Amer, and Madi Ceesay
• Seven Questions: Russia’s Cloaks and Daggers With Yevgenia Albats
• Seven Questions: War in Somalia With Ken Menkhaus
• Seven Questions: Will Turkey Join the EU… Or Go Nuclear? With With Mensur Akgun
• The Diamond Dilemma By Nicholas Stein
• The List: Killer Products
• The List: Options for Iraq
• The List: Private Profits in Iraq
• The List: The Next Most Powerful Stock Exchange
• The List: The Political Assassinations of 2006
• The List: Who Will Replace John Bolton?
• The Top Ten Stories You Missed in 2006
• What Makes a Muslim Radical? By John L. Esposito, Dalia Mogahed
• What to Expect from Bob Gates By Blake Hounshell, Carolyn O’Hara
• Who Pays When the Bomb Goes Off? By Debra Decker

September/October 2006

• Georgia’s Dangerous Game By Jon Sawyer
• German Tap Lessons By Niels C. Sorrells
• Seven Questions: Detained in Darfur With Paul Salopek
• Seven Questions: Learning from 9/11 With Lee Hamilton
• Seven Questions: Testing North Korea’s Will With Marcus Noland
• Seven Questions: The Cross and the Crescent With Imam Faisal Abdul Rauf
• Seven Questions: The Detainee Debate With Patrick Philbin
• Seven Questions: The Future of Thailand With John Brandon
• Seven Questions: The Path to 9/11 Controversy With Cyrus Nowrasteh
• Seven Questions: The Race for Space With Theresa Hitchens
• The List: Four U.N. Speeches to Watch
• The List: Political Prisoners to Watch
• The List: Powerful Media Moguls
• The List: Selling the War on Terror
• The List: The Ivy League of the Developing World
• The List: The Next Nuclear States
• The List: The World’s Most Wanted
• The List: Where They Stand in the Races That Matter
• The List: Who Will Win the Nobel Peace Prize?
• The Umbrella’s Shadow By Douglas McCollam
• They All Fall Down By Graham Allison
• What Happens If the Democrats Win

July/August 2006

• An End to Unilateralism By Gershom Gorenberg
• Congo’s Implausible Democracy By Paule Bouvier, Pierre Englebert
• Habitat for Hezbollah By Melani Cammett
• Satanic Delusions By James G. Forsyth
• Seven Questions: After Fidel With Brian Latell
• Back to School with Bob Kerrey With Bob Kerrey
• Seven Questions: Covering Iraq With Rod Nordland
• Seven Questions: Leaving the West Wing With Michael Gerson
• Seven Questions: Pakistan’s War on Terror With Pakistani Foreign Minister Khursheed Mehmood Kasuri
• Seven Questions: Reshaping Japan’s Security With Michael J. Green
• Seven Questions: Somalia’s Struggle With Craig Timberg
• Seven Questions: The Fight for Lebanon With Rami Khouri
• The List: Bush’s G8 To-Do List
• The List: Clerics of Consequence
• The List: Homegrown Search Engines
• The List: Taking Oil Fields Offline
• The List: The World’s Forgotten Territorial Disputes
• The List: Who Will Send Troops to Lebanon?
• Think Again: U.S.-India Nuclear Deal By Thomas Graham Jr., Leonor Tomero, Leonard Weiss

May/June 2006

• Beyond the Open-Source Hype By Caroline Benner
• Seven Questions: America’s Energy Predicament With Amy Myers Jaffe
• Seven Questions: Can the Doha Round Rebound? With Gary Clyde Hufbauer
• Seven Questions: Fighting AIDS With Christoph Benn
• Seven Questions: Fixing U.S. Intelligence With Michael Scheuer
• Seven Questions: Mexico’s Presidential Race With Michael Shifter
• Seven Questions: North Korea’s Nukes With Don Oberdorfer
• Seven Questions: Saving Afghanistan With Amb. Said T. Jawad
• Seven Questions: Supporting the Veterans With Jon Soltz
• Seven Questions: The State of Palestine With Ziad Abu Zayyad
• Seven Questions: The World of Competitive Eating With George Shea
• Superimposing a Solution By Mathias Mossberg
• The Heir Unapparent By Loretta Napoleoni
• The List: Sapping Europe’s Energy
• The List: Sizing up Iran’s Military
• The List: The Five Top Global Choke Points
• The List: The Future of the Insurgency
• The List: The Six Most Important U.S. Military Bases By Daniel Widome
• The List: The World’s Megacities
• The List: The World’s Water Crises
• The List: Who Pulls the Strings in Iran?
• The List: Who Wants to Lead the United Nations?

March/April 2006

• A Human Rights Body Worth Backing By Abigail Somma
• Africa’s China Card By Louisa Lombard
• Fool Me Twice By Joseph Cirincione
• Oiling Kazakhstan’s Wheels of Reform By James Pickett
• Pakistan’s Double Dealing By Frédéric Grare
• Seven Questions: Chinese Repression With Betsy Huang
• Seven Questions: Turmoil in Nepal With Kunda Dixit
• Seven Questions: What Next for Iraq? With Nir Rosen
• The ‘Let Us Eat Cake’ Generation By Elisabeth Eaves
• The Coming Natural Gas Cartel By Michael J. Economides
• The Green Bullet By Lester B. Lave, W. Michael Griffin
• The World’s Marked Men By Daniel Byman

January/February 2006

• Where Has the Olympic Love Gone? By Christine Y. Chen
• Misfiring at the India Nuclear Deal By Seema Gahlaut
• Seven Questions: The UAE Ports Deal Interview with James Jay Carafano
• Think Again: Soft Power By Joseph S. Nye Jr.
• Don’t Fear the International Criminal Court By David Kaye
• The Clash of Caricatures By Cem Özdemir
• Who Do You Love? FP’s 2006 Valentine’s Day Special
• Seven Questions: Domestic Spying With John Yoo
• How to Keep Iran Honest By Dan Badger
• Getting Real With Hamas By Nathan J. Brown
• Think Again: Islamist Terrorism By C. Christine Fair and Husain Haqqani
• Davos Diary 2006 By David Rothkopf
• Seven Questions: Larry Diamond on Iraq With Larry Diamond
• How the French Fight Terror By Marc Perelman
• Sharon: Not the Prince of Peace By Gideon Lichfield
• Ignatieff for Canada By David Sax
• In Sharon’s Shadow By Janine Zacharia
• Seven Questions: Iraq’s Economy With Ali Allawi
• Seven Questions: Port Security With James Jay Carafano

November/December 2005

• A Foot in the Door for Egyptian Democracy By Steven A. Cook
• Afghanistan’s Big Gamble By Peter Church
• Blair’s New Tune on Iran By James G. Forsyth
• Cheat Sheet: The Politics of French Rioting By Erika Lorentzsen
• China’s Color-Coded Crackdown By Yongding
• I “Heart” Europe By Peter van Ham
• Insurgency in Waiting By Richard L. Russell
• Israel’s Next Left By Carolyn O’Hara
• It’s Not About the Yellowcake By Jofi Joseph
• Orange Crushed By Lionel Beehner
• Presidential Detail By James G. Forsyth
• Seven Questions: Battling for Control of the Internet With Lawrence Lessig
• Spinning Russia By Julian Evans
• The Lessons of Munich
• The Top 10 Stories You Missed in 2005
• Think Again: Nuclear Proliferation By Jacques E. C. Hymans
• What a Guy Wants By James G. Forsyth
• With Friends Like These By Erik Sass

September/October 2005

• Ante up for America