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Cover Story
Brazil Hopes to Score Win
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People of World Influence
OSCE Secretary-General Seeks
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Perennial Conflict
Israeli-Palestinian Blame Game
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Tiananmen Silence
After 25 Years, China Still
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Snowden’s Shadow
One Year Later, World Takes Stock
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The Rotunda / Foreign Affairs on Capitol Hill
Debate Over Exports
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Sahara Stalemate
A Frozen Conflict in the Sahara
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Stability vs. Democracy
For Egyptian Entrepreneur,
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Medical
Hospice: Better Care,
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Lamberto Zannier, secretary-general of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, explains how the OSCE is playing a crucial mediating role in the Ukrainian political crisis. 
After more than six decades of on-and-off negotiations, there is still no end in sight to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict — or to the core issues that divide the two sides. 
As the world marks the 25th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square protests, China is still doing everything it can to sweep the massacre under the rug. 
Edward Snowden’s NSA leaks sparked a worldwide debate on spying in the digital age — a debate that’s still raging one year after his explosive revelations. 
The clash over agricultural export subsidies among Republican stalwarts shows that not all of Washington’s battles are drawn along partisan lines. 
Morocco’s high-powered lobbying machine goes into overdrive when it comes to the Western Sahara, a nearly 40-year territorial conflict between Rabat and the Polisario independence movement. 
Shafik Gabr, one of Egypt’s richest industrialists, says stability and security must come before his fragile homeland can embrace democracy. 
Hospice care is a subject that’s widely misunderstood and largely avoided until the last minute, but it’s a valuable resource that has provided dignified care for millions of Americans. 