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New data shows China's panda population to be growing. Can the numbers be trusted?

An interview with Evan Osnos about his National Book Award-winning book 'Age of Ambition.'

As more countries restrict surrogacy, it gets harder to balance the hopes of people who couldn’t otherwise have biological children with concerns about exploitation of women and kids.

"House of Cards" struggles to sustain credulity in the world of international politics.

Nemtsov was an outspoken critic of Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Forget the ICC complaint and 20 months of military rule, Nigerian presidential candidate Muhammadu Buhari says he is a democratic “convert.”

A new report finds that 35 percent of detainees in Afghan-run detention facilities interviewed by the U.N. had been tortured or mistreated.

Chen Guangcheng says Kurt Campbell promised to personally save his family -- then didn't.

It's perhaps a bit rich for Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani to be selling "pluralistic, inclusive, power-sharing solutions to regional disputes" in the pages of the New York Times.

The former mayor of New York has a habit of declaring his love of America but doesn't particularly enjoy disclosing his consulting work for Islamist regional powers.

The exchange rate swing means some organizations have less money to go around than they thought.