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America’s war monopoly
Tom Engelhardt
The US is involved in military operations in countries you'd never expect. Further proof that war's what we do best
Russian PM calls for Pussy Riot’s release
Lyn Berry
Three members of the band are currently in jail, but pressure from Medvedev could signal future release
US, Russia bridge differences on Iran at nuke meet
George Jahn
Russia and China agree to a resolution critical of Iran's nuclear program
Bush missed 9/11 warnings
Alex Seitz-Wald
Bush ignored 9/11 warnings; Romney sees foreign policy as a "distraction"; and other top Tuesday stories
Four ways your privacy is being invaded
David Rosen
Slowly but surely, government and telecommunications companies have forged a police-corporate surveillance complex
Pussy Riot fest held in Russia despite pressure
Irina Titova
About 1,000 people were at the "Free Pussy Riot Fest" in St. Petersburg
Does Israel have options?
Patrick Tyler
The country's leaders don't believe deterrence or diplomacy will work with Iran. But war could be catastrophic
“We don’t turn back”
Joan Walsh
An older, wiser Barack Obama talks to anxious voters and tells Democrats to forgo cynicism and fight for change
“We don’t turn back. We leave no one behind. We pull each other up”
Jillian Rayfield
Video and prepared text of President Barack Obama's speech
“We have a president who has made America lead like America again”
Jillian Rayfield
Text of Sen. John Kerry's DNC speech
Putin: Russia could work with Romney
Jim Heintz
The Russian President is willing to rekindle a relationship with America
Has Obama’s foreign policy failed?
John Feffer
Between infuriating China and trying the patience of European allies, his "smart power" has been anything but
Are longer books more important?
Laura Miller
A first-time novelist gulped and let an editor cut his book in half. Here's why that was a smart move
Putin stokes culture wars
Dan Peleschuk
The president is seeking to secure a loyal base of supporters by polarizing Russian society
Teaching the People’s Republic
Nick Holdstock
I came to Shaoyang to train teachers. What I found was a class of people -- and a country -- in a state of flux
Flying with my toddler is easy
Corinne Purtill
All I have to do is wrestle with 23 pounds of human id and maintain the alertness of a ninja for 12 hours
10 lessons from a billionaires’ battle
Danica Kirka
A look back at the lawsuit between two Russian billionaires
The 8 best countries to be an atheist
Amanda Marcotte
In many places around the world, this is an unprecedented era of freedom and social acceptance for non-believers
Punk rock made me a lefty
Sarah Jaffe
I grew up in a conservative household, and political music opened my eyes to the world
British soccer goes for broke
Michael Goldfarb
Running a profitable team is no longer good enough in the Premier League
Protest songs are pointless
Michael Barthel
Pussy Riot and Paul Ryan prove that lyrics don't matter -- and that protest music can't win
Pussy Riot, new punk legends
Jack Hamilton
The feminist group has extended the tradition of The Ramones, The Clash and The Sex Pistols
NKoreans talk shop with foreigners at trade fair
Associated Press
The hermit kingdom leaves the door ajar
Circassians flee Syria
Mansur Mirovalev
Natives of what is now Russia's Caucasus region rush to their homelands to escape Syrian strife
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