Languages English Korean Farsi Spanish French Japanese English 63 UP Directed by Michael Apted (U.K., 2019, 180 min.) Director Michael Apted returns with the latest installment of his groundbreaking
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The Phillips Collection’s latest exhibition celebrates a significant promised gift the museum hopes will inspire a reassessment of a short-lived, often overlooked group of post-Impressionist French artists. “Bonnard to Vuillard:
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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
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