Posts tagged foreign policy
Posts tagged foreign policy
How a group of men with nicknames like “Emperor” and “Spear Carrier” tipped the balance in South Sudan’s fight for independence.
Reuters | Jul 2012
Turkey’s governing Islamist party, the AKP, is closing the state-run brothels that have provided female sex workers with a legal workplace for decades. Now those women are on the street.
Foreign Policy || May 14, 2012
Meet Patrick Ball, a statistician who’s spent his life lifting the fog of war.
Foreign Policy || March/April 2012
A dissident reports from the ruins of the daddy state, where Papá Fidel is now just the patient-in-chief.
Foreign Policy || November 2011
It’s true: Western money and advice really did help fuel the explosion of sex selection in Asia.
Foreign Policy || June 27, 2011
In the early days of Ivory Coast’s election crisis, U.S. policymakers tried to offer Laurent Gbagbo a post at Boston University. Could academia really entice the world’s most entrenched strongmen to step down?
Foreign Policy || April 12, 2011
Misunderstanding Obama’s Libya Strategy
The New York Review of Books || March 30, 2011
Faced with persistent grumbling from citizens, the Kremlin responds in the usual way: blaming the West.
Foreign Policy || March 2, 2011
What Egypt learned from the students who overthrew Milosevic.
Foreign Policy || February 12, 2011
