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Mothers of 3 detained Americans arrive in Iran
Ali Akbar Dareini
New sanctions could complicate delicate diplomatic situation
U.S., major powers agree on new Iran sanctions
Anne Flaherty, Matthew Lee
Russia and China are on board after intricate negotiations with the rest of the U.N. Security Council
Valerie Plame on Naomi Watts and nuclear doom
Andrew O'Hehir
Outed CIA agent, subject of "Fair Game," hits the beach at Cannes with Queen Noor to say a disaster is looming
Iran to ship uranium to Turkey in nuclear deal
Ali Akbar Dareini
Surprise nuclear fuel swap deal could ease international standoff over Iran's nuclear program
52 dead in Russian mine blast, 38 missing
Sergey Ponomarev
Three days after the explosion, prospects of freeing survivors are dimming
Will the great recession lead to World War IV?
Michael Lind
Global stagnation strengthens the nationalist right everywhere, potentially leading to a whole new kind of cold war
George Custer: An American embarrassment
Tom Carson
An award-winning author exposes gruesome details about Little Bighorn and revisits the story of its much-hated hero
Jack Abramoff, Eliot Spitzer: A tale of two swindlers
Andrew O'Hehir
What connects the disgraced N.Y. governor and the jailed D.C. lobbyist? Oscar-winner Alex Gibney explains
Tuesday link dump: Khamenei_ir follows 0 people
Alex Pareene
The Ayatollah tweets, Barack Obama is still a secret anti-American Muslim, and Russia has a cunning plan
Attention shoppers: Gulf spill could affect you
Vicki Smith, Harry R. Weber
Oil slick has slowed shipping lanes, which may mean higher prices
Gordon Brown’s “bigoted” comment hinders campaign
David Stringer
British prime minister insults a woman in response to immigration policy questioning
Late Poland president’s twin runs to replace him
Monika Scislowska
Jaroslaw Kaczinski, leader of Poland's opposition party, vows to continue brother's mission
Napoleon’s Russian defeat, reexamined
Meredith Hindley
How a well-prepared army -- and not the legendary winter -- turned the tide on the French emperor
World to U.S.: Obama gets a thumbs-up
Andrew Leonard
America's global poll numbers are going up. Too bad that won't help the president back home
Why economic sanctions on Iran won’t work
Juan Cole
There are no good military options, and oil always finds a way around sanctions
Living in Russian adoptive limbo
Tracy Clark-Flory
What's it like being caught up in the reported hold on adoptions to the U.S.? One woman tells all
New Kyrgyz leaders vow to prosecute ex-president
Peter Leonard, Yuras Karmanau
Kurmanbek Bakiyev, driven from country last week, is accused of corruption, ordering shootings of protesters
Obama hints that “two-state solution” may be impossible
Juan Cole
Remarks during arms negotiations show Obama administration's uncertainty about peace in region
What Sarah Palin forgets (or never knew) about Ronald Reagan
Joe Conason
She warbles a macho fantasy about our 40th president. But the real Reagan wanted a world free of nuclear arms
Conservatives on nuclear policy: is president a traitor, or just foolish?
Gabriel Winant
Sarah Palin says the president is inviting attack, and if things go as usual, she'll be able to convince her party
Adoption fearmongers take over
Martha Nichols
As the mom of an international adoptee, I'm saddened by the Russian adoption story -- and outraged by the coverage
Russian plane crash: Evidence suggests crew error
Patrick Smith
Tragedy that killed the Polish president and top officials occurred in heavy fog -- with bad visibility
What kind of mom “returns” her adopted son?
Tracy Clark-Flory
A U.S. woman who sent a boy back to Russia should be a reminder of the extreme challenges adoptive parents can face
Law murky for mom who returned adopted Russian boy
Nataliya Vasilyeva, Kristin M. Hall
It's unclear whether a Tennessee woman broke any laws by sending a seven-year-old boy back to Russia -- alone
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