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Congo’s Election Chaos: When Having the Vote Fixes Nothing

When the Democratic Republic of Congo held its first multiparty general election for 41 years in 2006, the event was hailed as a milestone on the slow march out of civil war

As the Peace Process Goes Sideways, Gaza’s Economy Remains Stifled

Israel’s grip on the Palestinian economy amounts to business as usual

Art Basel Miami: How the Seaside City Became a Cultural Hotspot

A decade ago, Miami was considered a tropical beach paradise but hardly an international arts oasis

Burma’s New Hope: A Repressive Regime Loosens Its Grip (for Now)

Hillary Clinton’s visit to Burma, which continues through Dec. 2, is the first by a U.S. Secretary of State in more than half a century

Anatomy of a Deadly NATO Airstrike: The Pakistani Version

Pakistan has a detailed chronology of the events that led to the deaths of 25 of its soldiers. But it raises even more questions about why the attack unfolded the way it did

As U.S. Pivots Toward Asia, China Looks to Strengthen Itself

The “pivot” to Asia, as Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has called the new U.S. focus on the region, has given China plenty of reasons to feel uncomfortable

Egypt Bleeds as the Battle Over Democracy and Power Escalates

The last time blood flowed so freely in Cairo’s Tahrir Square, the battle lines were simple to discern: Last January’s showdown was a classic people vs. the regime battle to oust President Hosni Mubarak, with the Army stepping in to ease out the strongman