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Cover Story
Tunisia: ‘Candle in the Dark’
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People of World Influence
Ex-Lawmaker Sounds Alarm
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International Affairs
Botswana, Tanzania ‘Diplomatic Sisters’ Share Different Kind of Africa Story
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International Relations
Democrats Give Obama Cold Shoulder
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The Rotunda: Foreign Affairs on Capitol Hill
Kerry Gives Obama
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Politics
Ex-Honduran Army Chief Recasts
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Medial
Gradual Exposure May Reduce
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Former Rep. John Tanner (D-Tenn.) has joined a bipartisan roster of officials sounding the alarm about wildlife poaching, which is no longer seen as just an environmental issue, but as a worldwide security threat. 
In a continent of grim headlines, Botswana and Tanzania share a determination to show the world a different side of Africa — a story of success embodied by each nation’s equally determined ambassador. 
If President Obama wants to secure “fast track” authority for free trade deals with Pacific Rim and European Union nations, the road goes through Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid — and it’s already shaping up to be a bumpy ride. 
The list of foreign policy achievements that President Obama ticked off in his State of the Union speech can largely be attributed to his indefatigable secretary of state, John Kerry. 
Romeo Orlando Vásquez Velásquez worked closely with Americans as head of the Honduran Armed Forces, but he’s been left out in the cold by Washington since his troops deposed the country’s former president. 
Peanut allergies in children have skyrocketed, with no clear explanation as to why, but new research shows that gradual exposure may offer some kids protection against potentially fatal reactions. 