Everyone Hates the U.N. (Until They Need It)
How the next U.S. administration can fix America’s dysfunctional relationship with Turtle Bay.
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David Bosco
Rosa Brooks
Thanassis Cambanis
Elizabeth Dickinson
Laurie Garrett
Kim Ghattas
Julia Ioffe
Leela Jacinto
Whitney Kassel
Jeffrey Lewis
Aaron David Miller
Suzanne Nossel
Thomas E. Ricks
David Rothkopf
Kori Schake
Emile Simpson
James Stavridis
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James Traub
Stephen M. Walt
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Michela Wrong
Micah Zenko
Europe’s Free-Speech Apocalypse Is Already Here
Fears of terrorism and refugees are turning countries like Germany, France, and Spain into surveillance states.
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The 10 Habits of Highly Effective Countries
The steps Myanmar’s Aung San Suu Kyi needs to take to ensure democracy.
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Should the United States Ban the Islamic State From Facebook?
The fine line between free speech and incitement to terrorism has never been so contested.
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Uganda’s Would-Be ‘President for Life’ Can Be Beaten
Obama just needs to make good on his pledge to help show Yoweri Museveni to the door.
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Don’t Blame Hillary for the Classified Email Scandal
The real problem is that the State Department’s ancient communications system hasn’t yet caught up with the mobile revolution.
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This Is What Will Happen if Congress Blows Up the Iran Nuclear Deal
If the naysayers manage to blow up the newly minted agreement, it will be a disaster for the United States — and will only push Iran closer to the bomb.
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The Do-Something Congress
Forget the Sturm und Drang over the Iran deal. We’re actually witnessing a rare moment of pragmatic bipartisanship in Congress.
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Can the Supreme Court’s Marriage Decision Help the World’s Most Homophobic Country?
Nigeria's draconian anti-gay law has trampled human rights, exacerbated the country's HIV crisis, and fueled vicious police crackdowns — and it isn't going anywhere.
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It’s Time to Kill the Feel-Good Myth of Sanctions
Isolating bad actors is a mainstay of U.S. foreign policy. But it hasn't worked against Putin — and in an increasingly connected world, it's less and less likely to make a dent.
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About Suzanne Nossel
Suzanne Nossel is executive director of the Pen American Center and was formerly deputy assistant secretary of state for international organizations at the U.S. State Department.
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