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The Syrian Conundrum
The failure of UN diplomacy and the upsurge in violence in the Syrian city of Homs show just how different the dynamics of current international...
The World Food Program (WFP) has recently attracted criticism for turning to one of the world's largest commodity traders, Glencore International, in...
Last week Foreign Secretary William Hague made a surprise visit to Somalia's capital, Mogadishu, ahead of an international conference on Somalia...
There was nothing new or exceptional about the recent controversy over Salman Rushdie's aborted trip to Asia's largest literary festival, the Jaipur...
This evening, Egyptian embassies around the world will be hosting receptions to celebrate the first anniversary of the 'January 25 Revolution'....
Even by the standards of Pakistan, which is no stranger to crises, the latest drama engulfing the country has rarely been surpassed either in the...
On January 8, the African National Congress (ANC), South Africa’s ruling party, will celebrate its centenary in the dusty town of Bloemfontein, where...
This article originally appeared on the Financial Times A-List blog.The big debate of 2012 will be over the role of government in the economy.
As the dust settles from the EU's Brussels summit debacle two weeks ago and government leaders prepare for a difficult 2012, it is worth taking stock...
Who is now in control of the North Korean regime? Will there be further military conflict in the Korean peninsula? Will relations between the...