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Why Turkey Still Gets a Cold Shoulder From the E.U.

TIME Magazine : International: 11 hours ago
As British Prime Minister David Cameron scolds the E.U. for not letting in Turkey, some say the nation itself is partly to blame ...read article

Beyond the Leaks: Our Pakistan Problem

TIME Magazine : International: 11 hours ago
Forget the secret documents and even Afghanistan. What counts is how we deal with Pakistan ...read article

What's Hard to Look At

TIME Magazine : International: 11 hours ago
This week's cover is disturbing, but the reality it shows in Afghanistan is something from which we cannot turn away ...read article

Afghan Women and the Return of the Taliban

TIME Magazine : International: 11 hours ago
As the U.S. searches for a way out of Afghanistan, some policy-makers suggest negotiating with the Taliban. But that would spell disaster for half the country's population ...read article

Catalonia Bullfighting Ban: Divisive Vote Stirs Politics

TIME Magazine : International: 15 hours ago
Catalonia is the first region in mainland Spain to ban bullfighting, but opposition parties accuse Catalan politicians of using the vote to push a nationalist agenda ...read article

Afghanistan's Oprah: A Singer's Talk Show Tackles Taboos

TIME Magazine : International: 1 day ago
She's also the Hannah Montana of the nation -- adored by everyone and, somehow, finding ways of discussing taboo social issues ...read article

Burma's Than Shwe Visits India to Talk Energy, Security

TIME Magazine : International: 1 day ago
General Than Shwe, leader of the junta that has ruled Burma since 1988, arrived in New Delhi on Tuesday as part of a five-day state visit to discuss energy and insurgents ...read article

Defending the Leaks: Q&A With WikiLeaks' Julian Assange

TIME Magazine : International: 1 day ago
In a conversation with TIME, Assange talks about why he does the work he has become infamous for -- and what else to expect from the Afghan war logs ...read article

Cameron Courts India to be Britain's New Trade Buddy

TIME Magazine : International: 1 day ago
Forget the U.S., British Prime Minister David Cameron looks East in an attempt to boost Britain's economy -- and breaks with tradition by mixing big business with foreign policy ...read article

Introducing the Oprah of Afghanistan: Mozhdah!

TIME Magazine : International: 1 day ago
She's also the Hannah Montana of the nation -- adored by everyone and, somehow, finding ways of discussing taboo social issues ...read article

Wikileaks: Info but Not Context on Pakistan in Afghanistan

TIME Magazine : International: 2 days ago
The data are disparate and of uneven quality. In order to be revealing, the controversial documents ought to be read in the context of Pakistan's history in Afghanistan ...read article

Kaing Guek Eav, Khmer Rouge's "Duch," Gets 35-Year Sentence

TIME Magazine : International: 2 days ago
A former secret police chief gets 35 years, but the sentence could be drastically reduced ...read article

French Hostage Germaneau Dies After Botched Military Raid

TIME Magazine : International: 2 days ago
A failed military raid leads to the killing of a 78-year-old hostage in the Sahara -- and recriminations in France ...read article

WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange

TIME Magazine : International: 2 days ago
Julian Assange -- "The Robin Hood of Hacking" -- believes total transparency is in the good of the people ...read article

Afghan Wiki Leak: Pakistan, Karzai Doubt U.S. Effectiveness

TIME Magazine : International: 2 days ago
Nobody ought to be surprised that Pakistan and Afghan President Karzai are acting at odds with U.S. strategy, because they have little faith in that strategy ...read article

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