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Israel: The Problem with Peace Talks (05 October 12:16) |
| The one thing Mideast talks are producing is more settlements.
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Why Austria's Far-Right Is So Successful (04 October 11:56) |
| Austria's far-right parties may have modulated their tone, but their message is increasingly familiar.
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'Bliindness' Goes From the Page to the Screen (04 October 11:50) |
| Fernando Meirelles turns José Saramago's dark novel about lost vision into a provocative film.
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London's V&A Explores Cold War Design (04 October 11:49) |
| The cold war wasn't just about space and weapons but about who could design the best plastic chair.
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Contemporary Chinese Artists Push the Limits (04 October 11:47) |
| Eager to cash in on the boom, Chinese authorities relax restrictions on contemporary artists. Are they for real?
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Weird Exhibits Compete for Britain's Turner Prize (04 October 11:45) |
| Britain's Turner Prize does, and makes no apologies for it. Just don't touch that garbage on the floor.
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Why China's Fast Growth May Not Last (04 October 11:41) |
| China's crisis is the opposite of America's.
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Q&A: Iran's Foreign Minister on Israel and Nukes (04 October 11:38) |
| Iran's foreign minister praises Washington for sending an envoy to talks, but remains defiant.
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Hail to the Chief? (04 October 11:18) |
| Readers expounded on the lackluster legacy of the Bush years, despite our positive cover story. One asked, why the "last-minute spit shine"? Another added, "America will take years to recove... |
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A New Age of Global Capitalism Starts Now (04 October 11:00) |
| With the American model in tatters, its European and Asian rivals make their move.
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Hirsh: Despite Crisis, U.S. Still World's Leader (03 October 01:24) |
| No, even $700 billion won't be enough. But despite the size of the bailout, the United States still rules the markets.
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Pakistani Leader Zardari Lonely, Besieged (01 October 11:17) |
| In the battle against militants, President Zardari is increasingly isolated and besieged.
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What the World Thinks of the U.S. Financial Crisis (30 September 11:56) |
| As the United States wallows in the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, the world looks on with horror, fear and sometimes guilty pleasure.
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Lessons for Israel's Next Leader (30 September 04:49) |
| The lessons of Rabin for the next Israeli leader.
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Forest Whitaker's Encounter With Malaria (29 September 10:35) |
| Forest Whitaker's interest in malaria was piqued on the set of The Last King of Scotland in Uganda.
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Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jiabao Interviewed (29 September 07:20) |
| By Fareed Zakaria
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Georgia's Saakashvili on U.S. Support and Russia (27 September 11:27) |
| Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili on democracy, NATO and American support.
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Hamid Karzai on Afghanistan's Future (27 September 11:27) |
| Afghan President Hamid Karzai supports more U.S. troops in Afghanistan, but also pushes for training for his forces.
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Book Review: "The Forever War" (27 September 03:45) |
| In a new memoir, a New York Times correspondent pulls back the curtain on an often hidden war.
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Book Review: 'The Forever War' (27 September 03:45) |
| In a new memoir, a New York Times correspondent pulls back the curtain on an often hidden war.
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Behind China's Tainted Milk Crisis (26 September 04:53) |
| The milk crisis spotlights flaws in Beijing's food system.
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Brit Royals: Could a Catholic Girl Become Queen? (26 September 02:27) |
| Britain may change its rules of succession.
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After Mbeki, Zuma's New Challenge (25 September 02:29) |
| With Thabo Mbeki ousted, Jacob Zuma's next challenge will be to control the radical supporters propelling him toward South Africa's presidency.
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Opinion: Don't Reject the U.S.-India Nuclear Deal (25 September 12:10) |
| The U.S. Congress would be making a grave mistake by rejecting a deal with New Delhi.
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A Wave of Palestinian Attacks in Israel (24 September 09:28) |
| Could a series of Palestinian attacks spur a wider conflict?
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Despite Livni's Rise, Sexism Alive in Israel (24 September 09:08) |
| Livni's rise suggests sexism is at bay here. Look again.
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A Paul McCartney Concert Puts Israel in a Tizzy (24 September 08:53) |
| Finally, Paul McCartney Performs in Israel.
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What’s Wrong with U.S. Strategy in Afghanistan (23 September 07:20) |
| A military analyst on what's wrong with U.S. strategy
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Abizaid Says Israel Can't Hurt Iran Nuke Program (21 September 01:12) |
| It wasn't an official military assessment, but retired Gen. John Abizaid's remarks at a Marine Corps University conference last week appeared to echo the thinking of at least some in the upp... |
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Why Realists are Worried About McCain (21 September 12:17) |
| Georgia's president is a man after the Republican nominee's heart. That's what worries some advisers.
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Haass: How Obama and McCain See the World (21 September 12:09) |
| The debate shouldn't be a chance to play gotcha. What the candidates know about the world is less important than how they think about it.
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Brzezinski: We're In A New Era For Foreign Policy (20 September 10:46) |
| The United States is entering a historically new era, says Zbigniew Brzezinski.
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U.S. Diplomat Tells Why He Was Ousted From Bolivia (20 September 10:05) |
| Bolivia and other Latin American countries are distancing themselves from the direction that the rest of the world is taking.
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Washington: Tell Pakistan to Stop Supporting Terror (18 September 10:39) |
| Islamabad told Washington one thing and did another. Now it's time for a change.
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Israel: Can Tzipi Livni Form a Government? (18 September 08:49) |
| Can Tzipi Livni form a government?
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Did Yemen Attackers Come Back From Iraq? (18 September 04:02) |
| Are Al Qaeda fighters returning home from Iraq to launch new attacks against U.S. targets?
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Proceedings Start in Perugia Sex Murder Case (17 September 06:46) |
| Preliminary court proceedings in the gruesome Perugia sex murder begin.
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General Austin: No. 2 in Iraq (17 September 12:43) |
| Lt. Gen. Lloyd Austin, the No. 2 in Iraq, is considered a thoughtful leader—and one who is not likely to break news.
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Lt. Gen. Austin the Quiet No. 2 in Iraq (17 September 12:43) |
| Lt. Gen. Lloyd Austin, the No. 2 in Iraq, is considered a thoughtful leader—and one who is not likely to break news.
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General Austin New No. 2 in Iraq (17 September 12:43) |
| Lt. Gen. Lloyd Austin, who moves up to the No. 2 spot in Iraq, is considered a thoughtful leader--and one who is not likely to break news.
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Is Pakistan Helping the Taliban? (14 September 12:54) |
| Unsure of Islamabad's loyalties, U.S. forces open up a more aggressive, controversial strategy in the tribal areas.
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Zakaria: The World Isn’t So Dark (13 September 11:48) |
| Ever since WWII, America has tended to make its strategic missteps by exaggerating dangers.
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U.S. Worried Over Lack Of N. Korea Succession Plan (13 September 10:52) |
| Some thoughts are even more disturbing than the idea of Kim Jong Il's controlling an arsenal of poison gas, germ-war cultures and nuclear devices. Like what if the North Korean leader sudden... |
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Violence Escalates in Bolivia (13 September 10:39) |
| Despite winning last month's recall election, President Evo Morales faces escalating violence from protesters who don't want to share the nation's natural-gas wealth.
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Why North Korea Needs Kim Jong Il (11 September 10:48) |
| Kim Jong Il's regime has inflicted great suffering, but his sudden absence would be even worse.
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Hirsh: Seven Years On, Al Qaeda Has a Nuclear Host (11 September 10:14) |
| Seven years later, Al Qaeda still lives—and its new host is a nuclear-weapons state.
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Combating the Resurgent Taliban (11 September 03:11) |
| Along the border of Pakistan and Afghanistan, insurgents are gaining in strength.
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Inside the British Bomb Plot Trial (11 September 01:31) |
| Did would-be terrorists get away with a murder plot?
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Drezner: Pondering the Mortgage Buyout (11 September 01:13) |
| The U.S. buyout of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac says a lot about how the world has changed.
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Zardari and Karzai Show Solidarity (10 September 01:09) |
| The Afghan and Pakistani presidents do their best to appear friendly toward one another, but how long can the bonhomie last?
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