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The Syrian Endgame
Revolution will likely succeed—but when? Former State Dept. spokesman P.J. Crowley on what the U.S. can do.
The ‘Costa’ Lawsuit Wave
The deadly shipwreck survivors have filed lawsuits, writes Barbie Latza Nadeau.
Syria’s Two-Faced First Lady
Asma-Al-Assad has long claimed to back reform, but has come out in support of her husband’s brutal regime. By Josh Dzieza.
Down-Under Dowager Gets Tough
Gina Rinehart, one of the world’s richest women, feuds with her children over a family trust even as she angles to become a media tycoon.
Amanda Knox Appeals Slander Conviction
Italian courts convicted Knox after wrongly holding her former boss in jail for two weeks.
Shocking Images from Syria
The Daily Beast has gathered a tweets, photos, and videos that depict the terrifying realities of the situation on the ground in Syria. WARNING: Some of the content is extremely graphic.
Heed Israeli Soldiers on Iran
American Jews should listen to top Israeli soldiers and spies who warn against bombing Iran, says Peter Beinart.
Secret Bush-Era Link to Pyongyang
Communicating with North Korea has never been easy, as Aram Roston and Tara McKelvey report.
Israel, Pipe Down
Tone down the threats and give economic sanctions on Iran time to work, writes Leslie H. Gelb.
The City: Lusaka
Alexandra Fuller on the ‘restless hum’ of a booming African city.
Israel’s Case for War With Iran
There are plenty of arguments against an Israeli attack on Iran. And all of them are bad.
The World on a Page
Cardboard Khomeini, suicidal Sarkozy—and dear old Wislawa Szymborska.
Shakeel Afridi Pakistani Physician
He helped take down bin Laden. Now he could be hanged for it.
The War on Christians
From one end of the muslim world to the other, Christians are being murdered for their faith.
Egypt’s NGO Purge
The current crackdown could spell the end of U.S. military assistance to Cairo.
China’s Next Head Honcho
Meet Xi Jinping of China’s communist party who will lead Beijing’s new political generation.
Prince Harry’s Wild Nightclub
The 'Playboy Prince' was spotted partying this weekend at an old society club that's gone glitz.
Paul Auster’s Turkish Dust-Up
The author had barely finished criticizing Turkey’s treatment of writers when the Turkish prime minister attacked him.
Egypt Riots' Second Front
Cairo is in chaos amid claims the new government encouraged Wednesday’s soccer tragedy. By Alastair Beach.
How a GOP Win Would Hurt Women
If a Republican becomes president, say goodbye to global programs providing birth control to women in need, says Michelle Goldberg.
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