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Why Mexico -- and the rest of the world -- is getting less democratic.
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How Mao killed Chinese humor ... and how the Internet is slowly bringing it back again.
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A Very American Conspiracy Theory
Forget right or left, says Kathryn Olmsted. Jared Loughner's worldview puts him in the ugly center of American paranoid tradition.
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Armed, but Not Necessarily Dangerous
Is a country violent just because it has a lot of guns?
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Turmoil on the streets of Tunisia
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Washington gathers to remember Richard Holbrooke
BY JOSH ROGIN
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How well did social media perform in Tunisia's revolution?
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What the president of Tunisia should have learned from the Shah
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What did Bob Gates get out of his trip to Tokyo?
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Which is the better investment: fine wine or crude oil?
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January/February 2011
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The Latest from FP
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FP Explainer: How Does the Vatican Decide What's a Miracle? - By Joshua E. Keating
Some theology, a little science, and a whole lot of politics.
01/14/2011
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Anatomy of an Autocracy - By Christopher Alexander
Tunisia's deposed president once swept to power with bold promises of reform. What went wrong?
01/14/2011
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The First Twitter Revolution? - By Ethan Zuckerman
Not so fast. The Internet can take some credit for toppling Tunisia's government, but not all of it.
01/14/2011
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This Week at War: The Ask-Tell Era Begins
The military goes back to its core values as it prepares to implement the "don't ask, don't tell" repeal.
01/14/2011
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Why Tunisia's Revolution Is Islamist-Free - By Michael Koplow
And how their absence explains the quick fall of Ben Ali's regime.
01/14/2011
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The Tunisian Moment - An FP Slide Show
Scenes of a street revolution.
01/14/2011
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A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum - By James Traub
The Forum for the Future was supposed to be an instrument of George W. Bush's Middle East freedom agenda. Seven years later, it embodies everything that was wrong with it -- and the Arab street is taking matters into its own hands.
01/14/2011
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Getting Real on Japan - By Daniel Sneider
Bob Gates now appears to understand that the U.S.-Japan alliance is much bigger than one base in Okinawa. But both sides still have a long way to go.
01/14/2011
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