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Here at FP, we work hard to bring you the latest analysis of trends in global politics, economics, and ideas. Today, we’re proud to announce our new September/October issue, available right now in print and online. In addition to an exclusive interview with U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, the latest issue of Foreign Policy ...
Here at FP, we work hard to bring you the latest analysis of trends in global politics, economics, and ideas. Today, we're proud to announce our new September/October issue, available right now in print and online. In addition to an exclusive interview with U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, the latest issue of Foreign Policy includes our annual Global Cities Index -- and an accompanying Web-only photo essay -- as well as a feature uncovering the resource war in India you've never heard of.
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Here at FP, we work hard to bring you the latest analysis of trends in global politics, economics, and ideas. Today, we’re proud to announce our new September/October issue, available right now in print and online. In addition to an exclusive interview with U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, the latest issue of Foreign Policy includes our annual Global Cities Index — and an accompanying Web-only photo essay — as well as a feature uncovering the resource war in India you’ve never heard of.
But wait — there’s more. From today forward, readers will benefit from a revamped navigation bar at the top of our site. Mousing over each category — “Directory,” “Blogs,” “Channels,” and so on — will reveal a drop-down menu that helps organize the content you’re looking for and gets you to your destination, faster. View a list of the entire site’s most recent content with Latest Articles and Latest Posts. Looking for one of our many stellar commentators? Try Blogs. And for daily news updates from around the world, head to News Briefs. It’s just one more way Foreign Policy is keeping you up to speed in a fast-changing global environment.
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