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Cover Story
Elections Come at Critical Time
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People of World Influence
Former U.S. Mideast Envoy Sees
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France Mourns
New French Ambassador Thrust
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The Kim Enigma
World Tries to Decipher Enigma
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Cold War Redux
Putin’s Russia and Castro’s Cuba
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The New Congress
Obama and New GOP Congress:
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Toll of Terrorism
As Global Terrorist Attacks Surge,
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‘Tyranny of Silence’
Author Slams ‘Tyranny of Silence’
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Bangladeshi Justice
Bangladesh Presses United States
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The Middle East Institute’s David Mack, who worked in Benghazi in the 1970s, says the under-the-radar unraveling of Libya is likely to re-emerge as a global priority in 2015. 
French Ambassador Gérard Araud has become an outlet for the grief and outrage many in the U.S. felt after the Paris terrorist attacks that left 17 dead and stunned the world. 
Eccentric, enigmatic, buffoonish and dangerous: North Korea’s Kim Jong-un is a mass of contradictions — and a mystery to much of the world. 
Barack Obama may well be remembered by history as the president who was forced to confront one Cold War adversary, Russia, while re-establishing full diplomatic relations with another, Cuba. 
As Republicans take over Congress and Obama looks to the last two years of his presidency, will U.S. politics be marked by cooperation or conflict? 
The recent carnage in Pakistan and Nigeria is a reminder that terrorism is on the uptick — and countries least equipped to handle it are bearing the brunt of it. 
The terrorist attacks in Paris brought back painful memories for Flemming Rose, who’s been marked for death ever since he printed cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad nine years ago. 
Bangladesh has launched an aggressive campaign to convince the U.S. to extradite a suspected war criminal accused of slaughtering the family of the country’s prime minister. 