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EXCLUSIVE: Helen Clark, one of the leading candidates to succeed Ban Ki-moon, is under fire inside the UNhttp://atfp.co/25kPl78 

Germany won’t cut Greece any slack on the $358 billion it owes but can’t repay.http://atfp.co/1TwLT3N 

A vote for Trump is a vote against women, Mexicans, Islam, and America’s national interests, writes @djrothkopfhttp://atfp.co/1OMbbU9 

Is the Italian mafia infiltrating prison exams to get its sympathizers into the criminal justice system?http://atfp.co/22o26sx 

It helps no one to keep pretending that Turkey is going to join the EU, writes @benjaminhaddadhttp://atfp.co/1Ro9kof 

Chinese bellicosity in the South China Sea has brought the United States and Vietnam back togetherhttp://atfp.co/1Ro9Nab 

Mullah Mansour's death means more chaos -- which is exactly what the insurgency wants, writes @leelajacintohttp://atfp.co/20xaTH0 

[PODCAST] Does Hillary Clinton’s experience making — and surmounting — mistakes strengthen her POTUS potential?http://atfp.co/20xbOHp 

Germany won’t cut Greece any slack on the $358 billion it owes but can’t repay.http://atfp.co/1OUOkeu 

Nigeria’s latest enemy? Tomato-eating moths that are destroying farms across the country’s north.http://atfp.co/1Ro9LPw 

In rare bipartisan moment, U.S. lawmakers lambast Saudi Arabia for spreading extremist ideology, @John_Hudson writeshttp://foreignpolicy.com/2016/05/24/house-lawmakers-blast-saudi-arabia-for-spreading-extremism/ …

The U.S. is falling behind in the Great Game playing out at the top of the world @KFJ_FP @dandelucehttps://foreignpolicymag.wordpress.com/2016/05/24/u-s-falls-behind-in-arctic-great-game/ …

On the Hill today, 4 experts were asked if the Saudi Royal Family knew about 9/11 before it happened. Two hinted yeshttp://foreignpolicy.com/2016/05/24/house-lawmakers-blast-saudi-arabia-for-spreading-extremism/ …

Amid a global boom in icebreaker construction, the United States risks getting frozen out of the melting Arctic.http://atfp.co/1Rom52c 

Yes, corruption exists in the West. But in much of the developing world, it’s a problem on a whole different scale.http://atfp.co/20x2PpA 

Meet the khat-chewing, rifle-toting volunteer army that forms Kenya’s first line of defense against al-Shababhttp://atfp.co/1TvLBKA 

The Greek debt crisis is never going to end if talks keep progressing like this. Germans won't relent on reliefhttp://foreignpolicy.com/2016/05/24/germany-wont-cut-greece-any-slack-on-the-358-billion-it-owes-but-cant-repay/ …

'Nobody wants Chicago 1968' | The Coming Democratic Convention Foreign Policy Fight @mollymotoole reportshttp://atfp.co/1TC4xnM 

EXCLUSIVE: Helen Clark, one of the leading candidates to succeed Ban Ki-moon, is under fire inside the UNhttp://atfp.co/20xb6d2 

China can manage its massive debt. But only if its government moves fast to reform. Via @ChinaFile.http://atfp.co/1XSg71f 

[PODCAST] Does Hillary Clinton’s experience making — and surmounting — mistakes strengthen her POTUS potential?http://atfp.co/1RnYFdi 

China CAN manage its massive debt. But only if its government moves fast to reform. via @ChinaFilehttp://foreignpolicy.com/2016/05/24/is-china-on-a-path-to-debt-ruin-chinafile-conversation-economic-reform/ …

Nigeria’s latest enemy? Tomato-eating moths that are destroying farms across the country’s north.http://atfp.co/1RnZuCM 

Mullah Mansour's death means more chaos -- which is exactly what the insurgency wants, writes @leelajacintohttp://atfp.co/1XtHkH0 

Chinese bellicosity in the South China Sea has brought the United States and Vietnam back togetherhttp://atfp.co/1U7DHks 

With no clear successor, the killing of the Taliban chief opens the door to a power struggle in the Taliban.http://atfp.co/22noodI 

EXCLUSIVE: Helen Clark, one of the leading candidates to succeed Ban Ki-moon, is under fire inside the UNhttp://atfp.co/1TwGJ2u 

Meet the khat-chewing, rifle-toting volunteer army that forms Kenya’s first line of defense against al-Shababhttp://atfp.co/1TsUi8g 

It helps no one to keep pretending that Turkey is going to join the EU, writes @benjaminhaddadhttp://atfp.co/1YTNuyZ 

The World Humanitarian Summit won’t solve the refugee crisis, but it’s an important first step, writes @Thieristanhttp://atfp.co/1sNwkcB 

Despite decades of attempts to diversify the Foreign Service, it’s still pretty much white, male, and Yale.http://atfp.co/1TsTQXR 

It helps no one to keep pretending that Turkey is going to join the EU, writes @benjaminhaddadhttp://atfp.co/1NIilxY 

How Beijing's stance in the disputed waters of the South China Sea is making friends out of old foes.http://atfp.co/22mMci3 

EXCLUSIVE: Helen Clark, one of the leading candidates to succeed Ban Ki-moon, is under fire inside the UNhttp://atfp.co/1XQxvTW 

With no clear successor, the killing of the Taliban chief opens the door to a power struggle in the Taliban.http://atfp.co/20tdAtb 

exclusive: Helen Clark: The scrappiest turf warrior the UN has ever seen in race to be secretary general.http://atfp.co/1YV44yu 

Mullah Mansour's death means more chaos -- which is exactly what the insurgency wants, writes @leelajacintohttp://atfp.co/20tjRFc 

Chinese bellicosity in the South China Sea has brought the United States and Vietnam back togetherhttp://atfp.co/1XP68cP