List of May 20, 2010 articles
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The LWOT: US asserts right to target Americans; Shahzad appears in court
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The Wise Men and The Bomb
Some of the leading
figures of the atomic age argue
for a dramatic
reduction in nuclear weapons — ultimately down to zero. Why?
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Ethiopia’s Democratic Sham
A government clampdown has rendered the outcome of Sunday's parliamentary elections a foregone conclusion. Washington doesn't seem to mind that its ally, Prime Minister Meles Zenawi, is assured a win.
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Quiz: Which country had the highest rate of economic growth in 2009?
Quiz: Which country had the highest rate of economic growth in 2009?
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Indonesia Learns Chinese
A once-banned language makes a comeback.
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Rise of the Eurocons
Why the continent's conservative moment won't last.
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Turkey’s Zero-Problems Foreign Policy
The Turkish government this week brokered an 11th-hour nuclear fuel swap deal with Iran. Turkey's foreign minister explains the principles that made it possible.
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Beijing’s Billions
China's foreign-policy ambitions could change the way it spends its
money abroad.
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Afghanistan’s Might-Have Been
Former presidential hopeful Abdullah Abdullah tells
Washington that supporting Hamid Karzai and doing right by Afghanistan aren't
the same thing.
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Five Primaries Where the World Matters
From immigration to defense spending to Israel, foreign policy is making a surprising showing this election season.
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The LWOT: US asserts right to target Americans; Shahzad appears in court
Foreign Policy and the New America Foundation bring you a weekly brief on the legal war on terror. You can read it on ForeignPolicy.com or get it delivered directly to your inbox -- just sign up here.
The Wise Men and The Bomb
Some of the leading figures of the atomic age argue for a dramatic reduction in nuclear weapons — ultimately down to zero. Why?
Ethiopia’s Democratic Sham
A government clampdown has rendered the outcome of Sunday's parliamentary elections a foregone conclusion. Washington doesn't seem to mind that its ally, Prime Minister Meles Zenawi, is assured a win.
Quiz: Which country had the highest rate of economic growth in 2009?
Quiz: Which country had the highest rate of economic growth in 2009?
Indonesia Learns Chinese
A once-banned language makes a comeback.
Rise of the Eurocons
Why the continent's conservative moment won't last.
Turkey’s Zero-Problems Foreign Policy
The Turkish government this week brokered an 11th-hour nuclear fuel swap deal with Iran. Turkey's foreign minister explains the principles that made it possible.
Beijing’s Billions
China's foreign-policy ambitions could change the way it spends its money abroad.
Afghanistan’s Might-Have Been
Former presidential hopeful Abdullah Abdullah tells Washington that supporting Hamid Karzai and doing right by Afghanistan aren't the same thing.
Five Primaries Where the World Matters
From immigration to defense spending to Israel, foreign policy is making a surprising showing this election season.
