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North Korea has a new video streaming service for viewers to surf TV channels or re-watch documentaries about the country's leaders. → Read More
See how your country scored in Transparency International's 2015 index of corruption perceptions. → Read More
Ayatollah Khomeini's great-grandson broke the news on Instagram that his father has been disqualified from running in a historic election. → Read More
A fatwa against the game of chess isn't stopping Saudi players from holding tournaments. → Read More
Even Japan’s prime minister is happy that his country’s oldest boy band is staying together → Read More
Comoros has sided with Saudi Arabia in its campaign to isolate Iran, but the island nation also shares deep yet little-known historical links with Iran. → Read More
English citizens of Great Britain have had enough with "God Save The Queen." → Read More
Lebanon's residency rules are paving the way for the abuse and exploitation of those fleeing Syria's civil war. → Read More
Despite all sense and reason, the president and his secretary of state will have one more go at Middle East peace. → Read More
Shiites protest Saudi Arabia's execution of the cleric Nimr al-Nimr; Orthodox Christians celebrate the meeting between the baby Jesus Christ and the three wise men; and U.S. servicemen launch drone strikes from a secret base. → Read More
Fear and Loathing in Saudi Arabia « | Foreign Policy | the Global Magazine of News and Ideas → Read More
Chinese police have made yet another bust of illicit chicken feet smuggled in from across the border. → Read More
Europe is trying to stop Guinea-Bissau's drug trade by throwing money at the traffickers. → Read More
Here's what the region's geopolitical and sectarian divides look like. → Read More
Riyadh has a clear strategy – just not one that Washington should endorse. → Read More
Businessmen in China went all out to pay tribute to Mao Zedong. → Read More
This cable shows the Saudi cleric Nimr al-Nimr who was beheaded Saturday viewing U.S. foreign policy favorably and distancing himself from Iran. → Read More
In the aftermath of World War II, photos of U.S. soldiers reclaiming works of art looted by the Nazis. → Read More
Questions for Jennifer Lind, an expert on apologies in international politics. → Read More
French thieves spread some holiday cheer to an unlikely place -- the police station. → Read More