World
The Bell Tolls for Obama
David Lepeska
Just ten weeks in office, President Obama is facing monumental pressures and an agenda that seems to expand daily. As his policy dreams collide with the hard reality of government, attacks pour in
Republic of Divides
Rock music, English satire, mansions with private guards and big guns. Meanwhile, students work as shoeshine boys. And death threats are issued on FM radio. A journey into a country of contradictions
War and Pieces
Cricket crazed they may well be, but Sri Lankans live in a country at war with itself. If President Rajapaksa sees reason, enduring peace and an economic boom await India’s island neighbour
Under Pressure
Up against an ongoing climate of suspicion, the American Muslim community takes control of its story—seven and a half years after 9/11
Taliban at the Gates
A real menace. More of these fighters have slipped into Kashmir than first thought
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