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On a quiet street in Oslo, the almost-famous international diplomatic band hauls their equipment out of the van to the backyard of a local couple (he’s American, she’s Norwegian) hosting
NEWRY, Northern Ireland — Here, where the Belfast-to-Dublin highway squeezes between steep, inland hills and the chilly waters of the Carlingford Lough inlet, the only sign nowadays of an international
The Hirshhorn Museum has once again embraced an immersive and Instagram-friendly approach with its latest blockbuster exhibition, “Pulse” — but this crowd-pleasing show isn’t afraid to confront the alarming elements
Marie Royce, wife of recently retired Rep. Ed Royce (R-Calif.), former head of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, has carved out her own long career in business, academia and now
Without a doubt, Cyrano de Bergerac, the title character of Edmond Rostand’s 1897 play of the same name, is one of the great wordsmiths of romantic literature. Like the biblical
As more young American adults struggle with extra weight, they are paying an even steeper price as the rates of obesity-related cancers rise in this age group. Obesity has already
PRISTINA, Kosovo — Teuta Sahatqija, Kosovo’s envoy to the U.N., lives every day with bitter memories of the war that ripped her country apart 20 years ago. On April 5,
The color pink often has fun, frilly, feminine connotations — a pink dress, pink bubble gum or pink flowers for example But D.C.-based, Colombian-born artist Carolina Mayorga cleverly applies the
Those of us who pay rent or mortgages in the D.C. metro area don’t have to be told that things can get pricey here. But “pricey” is going to a
March 2019 There are no appointments for this month.
In the lead-up to the second summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, The Washington Diplomat sat down for a one-on-one with noted scholar and author
For daily journalists, covering President Donald Trump’s foreign policy is difficult — to say the least. The mercurial president’s shifting policies, jarring rhetoric, impulsive decisions and bewildering personnel moves give
