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The Lessons of Afghanistan: The Post-War Deluge of Ambiguity

Nake M. Kamrany | Posted 02.07.2013 | World
Nake M. Kamrany

Post-war Afghanistan can be described as an overflow of ambiguities. The country should invest all of their energy into education for the youth, an emphasis on ethical understanding and a passionate commitment to justice and liberty for all.

Governments, Wake Up!

Patricia DeGennaro | Posted 10.12.2011 | World
Patricia DeGennaro

The idiom "the calm before the storm" signifies a quiet period before great excitement or activity. In case our leaders are missing it, the calm is o...

One Year Later: The Green Movement Goes On

Cynthia Boaz | Posted 05.25.2011 | World
Cynthia Boaz

I was one of millions around the world who watched last summer's Green Revolution unfolding on the streets of Iran with high hopes for a swift and blo...

Honduras: Coup D'etat Murder, Mayhem and Lost Civil Liberties

Lys Anzia | Posted 01.30.2012 | World
Lys Anzia

Due to the current military state of affairs since June, the World Bank has now completely "paused its lending" to Honduras. This means that numerous humanitarian programs aimed at helping women and children have been completely stopped.

At the Opening Ceremony: Did China Rediscover Its Soul?

Tom Doctoroff | Posted 05.25.2011 | Politics
Tom Doctoroff

The night belonged to the People's Republic. On 08/08/08, a nation articulated its spirit with brio. After decades of trauma and self-doubt, China may finally be willing to, armed with confidence, embrace the world.

My Talk with Fareed Zakaria: Obama Must Face A Post-American World

Nathan Gardels | Posted 05.25.2011 | Politics
Nathan Gardels

I talked with Zakaria about what Obama faces as president: he will have to deal with China, India, and the developing world as they aspire to catch up with America.