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How Russia's Sinking Economy Could Provoke Unrest on Its Doorstep

Reid Standish

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'Charlie Hebdo' Investigation Turns Toward al Qaeda, Syria Connections

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'Where's Our Unity March?' China Wants to Know

Bethany Allen-Ebrahimian

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72 Virgins and a Five-Panel Cartoon

Matt Bors

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India Doesn't Understand Its Rape Problem

Udit Thakur

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The Islamic State Has Conquered Centcom's Twitter Account

Justine Drennan

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Amid Raging Violence in Syria, Lebanese Sunnis Turn Backs on Islamic State

David Kenner

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10 Wars to Watch in 2015

Jean-Marie Guéhenno

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The Sanctions-Proof Superpower

Daniel Altman

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Buying Time for Afghanistan

Marvin Weinbaum and Meena Yousufzy

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• By Marvin Weinbaum, Meena YousufzyMeena Yousufzy is a research assistant at the Middle East Institute. Meena is from Kabul and a recent graduate of Smith College.
• January 13, 2015
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Amid Raging Violence in Syria, Lebanese Sunnis Turn Backs on Islamic State

David Kenner

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• By David Kenner

  David Kenner is the Middle East editor for Foreign Policy.

• January 13, 2015
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The Blasphemy Brigade

Michael Wahid Hanna

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• By Michael Wahid Hanna Michael Wahid Hanna is a fellow at the Century Foundation.
• January 12, 2015
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Nigeria’s President Prefers to See No Evil, Speak No Evil

Siobhán O'Grady

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• By Siobhán O'GradySiobhán O'Grady is a fellow at Foreign Policy. She joined FP from the Houston Chronicle's Washington, D.C. bureau, where she reported on border security, drug cartels, prison reform, and all things Ted Cruz. A Boston native, she holds a dual degree in political science and French from Dickinson College and has lived in Morocco and Cameroon. Her work has appeared on WBUR and in the Houston Chronicle, the San Antonio Express, and the San Francisco Chronicle, among others.
• January 12, 2015
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‘Charlie Hebdo’ Investigation Turns Toward al Qaeda, Syria Connections

Elias Groll

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• By Elias GrollElias Groll is an assistant editor at Foreign Policy. A native of Stockholm, Sweden, he received his undergraduate degree from Harvard University, where he was the managing editor of The Harvard Crimson.
• January 12, 2015
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How Russia’s Sinking Economy Could Provoke Unrest on Its Doorstep

Reid Standish

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• By Reid StandishReid Standish is an Assistant Digital Producer at Foreign Policy. A native of British Columbia, he holds a BA in international studies from Simon Fraser University and an MA from the University of Glasgow. He has lived in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Ukraine, where he reported on drug trafficking, environmental degradation, and the Eurasian Union.
• January 12, 2015
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White House Goes Into Damage Control Mode After Skipping Paris March

David Francis

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• By David FrancisDavid Francis is a staff writer for Foreign Policy, where he runs the widely-read Situation Report morning email and oversees FP's breaking news blog, The Cable. An award-winning journalist, David has reported from all over Europe, Nigeria, Kenya, Mexico, and Afghanistan on terrorism, national security, the geopolitics of energy, global economics, and the European financial crisis. His work has been published in outlets including the Christian Science Monitor, the Financial Times Deutschland, Slate, and SportsIllustrated.com.
• January 12, 2015
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‘Where’s Our Unity March?’ China Wants to Know

Bethany Allen-Ebrahimian and Rachel Lu

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• By Bethany Allen-EbrahimianBethany Allen-Ebrahimian is a Tea Leaf Nation Fellow at Foreign Policy. Before joining Foreign Policy, she lived and worked in China for more than four years, including one year studying at Peking University in Beijing. Allen-Ebrahimian holds an M.A. in East Asian studies from Yale University and a graduate certificate from the Johns Hopkins-Nanjing University Center for Chinese and American Studies. , Rachel LuRachel Lu is a senior editor at Foreign Policy, based in Hong Kong.
• January 12, 2015
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The Islamic State Has Conquered Centcom’s Twitter Account

Justine Drennan

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• By Justine DrennanJustine Drennan is a fellow at Foreign Policy. She previously lived in Cambodia, where she reported for the Associated Press, the Phnom Penh Post, and other outlets on topics including politics, human rights, public health, and the Khmer Rouge tribunal. She has a bachelor's in history from Princeton University and a master's in international relations from Cambridge University.
• January 12, 2015
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A Letter to My Beloved Peshawar

Imtiaz Ali

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• By Imtiaz AliImtiaz Ali, a Pakistani journalist from Peshawar, is currently a media development consultant and non-resident fellow at the Institute for Social Policy and Understanding in Washington, D.C.
• January 12, 2015
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