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Cover Story Afghanistan's First Female Envoy To U.S. Insists Peace Still Possible Roya Rahmani, Kabul's first female ambassador to the U.S., can barely recall a single day of peace growing
Letter to the Editor “Risky Business: Retired Envoys Say Post-Benghazi Fears Are Holding U.S. Diplomats Back” November 2019 To the Editor, I read Ryan Migeed’s article in the November 2019
UPDATE: In recent months, the two sides have been locked in negotiations to complete a “phase one” deal that China hopes will roll back some existing tariffs and cancel additional
In October this year, a court in Karlsruhe, Germany, saw two men stand trial, jointly accused of 58 murders, multiple rapes and a host of aggravated sexual assaults. Ordinarily, the
“A Chorus Line” is a classic tale of hopes and dreams — some realized, some squashed, others fleeting. It’s because of this timeless theme that we can forgive the dated
From Santiago to Quito to La Paz, massive and often violent protests sparked by contentious elections, constitutional crises and worsening inequality have thrown a good portion of Latin America —
Israeli artist Michal Heiman offers two very different takes on the term “asylum.” On the one hand, she depicts women who were locked up in 19th-century mental asylums in London
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Judy Chicago has brought her latest body of work to the National Museum of Women in the Arts in an exhibition that is a brutal, unrelenting and fearless exploration of
For three days in the 1990s, U.S. Ambassador Charles A. Ray traveled in an old Russian helicopter flown by a South African mercenary pilot, leapfrogging over rebel-held territory in Sierra
Canada’s most acclaimed cartoonist, Lynn Johnston, is internationally known for her comic strip “For Better or For Worse.” The stories revolving around the lives of Elly Patterson and her family
