Photos: Embassy of Argentina / Courtesy of the Artist Argentine artist Mache del Campo plays with reality in photographs such as "Time Tunnel." Fragments of the familiar collide with realms
The North Korean dictatorship has a habit of seizing the attention of American officials through provocative weapons tests after months of laying low. Such was the case when Pyongyang earned
The pair of flags proudly displayed behind the desk of Bayan Sami Abdul Rahman says it all. One represents Iraq — a horizontal tricolor of red, white and black, with
As our foreign policy and national security efforts execute President Obama’s well-publicized “pivot to Asia,” force, diplomacy and politics in the Pacific have been at the forefront of the discussion.
As a college student at the George Washington University, George Cristian Maior developed an affinity for football and rooted for the hometown team, the Redskins. Now, during his first posting
Photos: Margot Schulman Above from left, Thaddeus McCants, Laura C. Harris and Evan Casey portray three employees at a derelict movie theater in Annie Baker's Pulitzer-winning "The Flick," now playing
Photos: Turquoise Mountain Part of the mission of Turquoise Mountain, a British NGO, is to provide a sustainable source of income for Afghanistan's young women. We are used to seeing
EVENT CATEGORIES Art Galas Dance Music Discussions Theater Festivals EVENTS HIGHLIGHT We're Busy This Month! The Washington Diplomat is hosting a trio of events this month for the local
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Forty years ago, a young Irishman named Tony Culley-Foster sprinted 2,986 miles across the United States — averaging 39 miles a day from San Francisco to Washington, D.C. — to
Saudi Arabia and Iran are currently locked in a regional proxy war, buttressed by their respective oil reserves. Relations between the two Mideast heavyweights took a hit in January following
As the Islamic State retreats from parts of Iraq and Syria, the group is looking to expand in other areas, perpetuating a tug of war for territory and influence that
ANDORRA March 14: Constitution Day March 25: Good Friday March 27: Easter March 28: Easter Monday ANGOLA March 8: International Women's Day ANTIGUA and BARBUDA March 25: Good Friday March
Cover Story Iraqi Kurds Battle Islamic State, Pursue Campaign for Self-Determination With Syria disintegrating and the Islamic State entrenched in Iraq, the Kurds have stepped into the breach as one
