Recently added articles from Foreign Policy:
Foreignpolicy.com.
Nov 01, 2009 ... Every day, ForeignPolicy.com poses big questions from big writers: Why is oil such a pernicious influence in Africa? Is Russia fated to be enemies with its neighbors? Should the United States blow up its State Department and start all over again? We have great experts, like Brian Michael ...
Reality check.(FOREIGNPOLICY.com)(Christian Caryl's column)(Brief article)
Nov 01, 2009 ... Veteran international correspondent Christian Caryl's new column Reality Check is based on the idea that what gets reported from overseas is often only a small part of the story. "We want to look at things that are happening in the news but are not getting talked about in sufficient ...
The cable guy.(FOREIGNPOLICY.com)(Josh Rogin)(Brief article)
Nov 01, 2009 ... [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Josh Rogin joins FOREIGN POLICY as a staff writer and the new reporter for The Cable, FOREIGN POLICY's must-read daily Web column on the ins and outs of the Washington foreign-policy establishment. He comes to us after years covering defense and foreign ...
Realism, really?(LETTERS)(Letter to the editor)
Nov 01, 2009; ... Paul Wolfowitz's provocative critique of foreign-policy realism ("Think Again: Realism," September/October 2009) has several flaws. For one, he punts on the Iraq war. By dropping the subject, he misses a fundamental reality: The power a president inherits when he or she gets ...
Forget twitter, think TV.(Editorial)
Nov 01, 2009 ... First, the good news: TV might not be so bad for the planet after all. In his perceptive, engaging, and wide-roaming cover story, "Revolution in a Box," economist Charles Kenny tells us why television, whether or not it turns Western children into obese couch potatoes, just might be the ...