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Cover Story
Libya’s Wafa Bugaighis:
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People of World Influence
Afghanistan Expert Says Corruption
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Bitter Anniversary
South Sudan’s New Ambassador Vows
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Unapologetic Watchdog
Afghanistan Watchdog Agency: Critical
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Trans-Pacific Partnership
Pacific Trade Deal Chugs Along,
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Swiss Apprenticeships
U.S. Considers Emulating
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Digital Diplomacy Forum
With New Ambassador at Helm,
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Book Review
Latest JFK Tome Offers
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As a small business owner who lived among the Afghan people for nearly a decade, Sarah Chayes saw not only the dangers of a war zone but also the daily indignation of corruption, which she blames for fueling those dangers. 
South Sudan recently toasted the fourth anniversary of its independence, but its people have little reason to celebrate as a fresh conflict threatens to unravel the world’s newest nation. 
John Sopko is unapologetic in his quest to keep track of every American dollar spent — or misspent — trying to rebuild Afghanistan. 
Despite recent hiccups on the Hill, the White House took a major step in advancing the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), the most sweeping and controversial trade deal since NAFTA. 
The United States is eyeing Switzerland’s model of apprenticeships to help its young workers compete in a globalized economy. 
The Swiss Embassy took advantage of the transition to a new ambassador to up its social media presence. 
“Norman Mailer. JFK. Superman Comes to the Supermarket” is a lavish account of one of the most riveting political events of the 20th century: The 1960 presidential race between John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon.