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Cover Story
EU Envoy Juggles
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People of World Influence
After Stellar Foreign Service Career,
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Chilly Twitter Talk
Nordic Ambassadors Take to Twitter
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Muslim Brotherhood’s Fate
Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood Struggles
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Greek Tragicomedy
Journalist Finds Self-Inflicted Wounds
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Digital Diplomacy Forum
Northern Ireland Punches Above
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Book Review
Amid Decline Debate, Nye Insists
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Medical
Why I’m Saying No
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Few modern-day diplomats have left as indelible a mark on the State Department as Thomas Pickering, and retirement has not dimmed the former envoy’s influence on issues ranging from Iran to Benghazi. 
On a steamy summer day, Nordic envoys took to Twitter to discuss a chilly topic, the Arctic, in a history-making town hall meeting. 
The Muslim Brotherhood has fallen spectacularly in Egypt and around the region, but is the Islamist group really on its last legs? 
James Angelos’s “The Full Catastrophe: Travels Among the New Greek Ruins” almost reads like a tragicomedy, if the real-life consequences of a Greek default weren’t so serious. 
The Northern Ireland Bureau has walked a fine line navigating sensitive events back home and its larger union with the U.K. to carve out a social media niche for itself. 
Joseph Nye’s “Is the American Century Over?” argues that it is not, sorting through the bold claims and fuzzy thinking that pervade the debate about America’s role in the world. 
As a growing body of research establishes the long-term risks posed by repeated concussions, participation in elementary and high school football has taken a hit.