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Trump's pick for secretary of defense will require a congressional exemption to serve.
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Trump Reaches Out to Central Asia, Looking For a Back Door to Russia
President-elect Donald Trump made his first overture to former Soviet Central Asia and may looking for ways to mend ties with Moscow.
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What Went Wrong at the Golden Rose Synagogue?
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Thailand Crowns a New King
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Bribery Is on the Rise Worldwide, and It Costs A Lot More Than Just Money
But it could be on the downswing from here, experts say.
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Defusing a Ticking Time Bomb in Kinshasa
An opposition leader in exile, a group of Catholic bishops-turned-diplomats, and the ‘last best hope’ to avert the coming crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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The Czech Republic May Dodge a Bullet to Free Speech This Year. But Will It in 2017?
Amendments proposed this year may determine what becomes of free speech in the Czech Republic in years to come.
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Amid Oil Glut, OPEC Finally Agrees to Curb Crude Production
Oil prices surged after OPEC announced a new production cut. But will it be enough to help the group escape the bottom of the barrel?
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Clawing Into Mosul, Block by Block
With the Islamic State dug in on the western bank of the Tigris, the Iraqi Army braces for the bloodiest phase of the fight.
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Putin’s Great Patriotic Pseudoscience
Russia has a proud history of scientific inquiry and advancement. Now the Kremlin is investing in academic kooks and conspiracies.
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Hitting the Reset Button on the International Order
From realignment with Russia to the revocation of global trade deals, is the Trump administration relapsing to an era we once thought confined to the dustbin of history?
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All the President’s Generals, Potentially Including One at State
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At Least Lawmakers in Venezuela Can Agree It’s Wrong to Massacre Civilians
A small sliver of something good from a country in pecuniary and political crisis.
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On North Korea, Obama Sings His Nuclear Swan Song
The United States, with the help of China, secured tough new U.N. sanctions against North Korea. But that probably won’t make Pyongyang park its nuclear program.
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Italy’s Populist Revolt That Isn’t
Groups from across the political spectrum are urging voters to reject Matteo Renzi’s constitutional referendum. But a no vote could still spark disaster.
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U.S. Push to Halt Genocide in South Sudan Unravels at United Nations
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