Cover Story Can Dutch Ingenuity Help SaveU.S. from Future Natural Disasters? From generating jobs and investment to offering advice on water management and climate change, the Netherlands has become an
EVENT CATEGORIES Art Dance Discussions Festivals Music Theater ART Through May 5Faking It: Manipulated Photography before PhotoshopIn the first major exhibition devoted to the history of manipulated photographs before the
Languages Bengali Finnish Norwegian Danish French Russian Dutch German Spanish English Mandarin Bengali E-Flat(Komal Gandhar)Directed by Ritwik Ghatak(India, 1961, 134 min.)This tale of two rival theater groups struggling to
Credit: Dulce Pinzón / www.dulcepinzon.com Among the images on display at the Spanish Embassy's new cultural space is this photo by Dulce Pinzón. A bare-chested man on rollerblades, a strong-willed
Chicago is famous for its glittering skyscrapers, deep-dish pizza, wintery weather and corrupt politicians. Al Capone, Michael Jordan, Muddy Waters, Nat King Cole, Barack Obama, Hillary Rodham Clinton and Ernest
Syria is engulfed in civil war and Congress has decided to step into the fray over whether to arm the opposition in an attempt to end a bloody two-year conflict
Hillary Rodham Clinton has assumed many roles over the past two decades: influential and controversial first lady, conscientious and impressive U.S. senator, ambitious and flawed presidential candidate, dogged and creative
Pakistan's parliamentary elections in May will mark the first successful completion of a democratically elected government's term in the country's tumultuous 65-year history. That is no small feat for a
China Cui Tiankai became ambassador of the People's Republic of China to the United States on April 15, 2013 having previously served as vice minister at the Ministry of Foreign
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Nearly 680,000 Americans — more than the entire population of the District of Columbia — owe their jobs to bilateral trade and investment between the Netherlands and the United States.
Last summer, Congressman Howard Berman (D-Calif.), a longtime leader on American foreign policy, was about to launch one of the most significant legislative initiatives of his career. After countless hours
