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Heel, Hitler

by Reiner Kreutzwald, Willy Erkelenz,Translated by Natascha Hoffmeyer,

Minority death match

by Naomi Klein,

Jews, blacks, and the "post-racial" presidency

Cambodia’s wandering dead

by Ben Ehrenreich,

The ghosts of genocide pay penance for Western guilt

Nowhere land

by Siddhartha Deb,

Along India's border, a forgotten Burmese rebellion

Georgian roulette

by Peter Savodnik,

Mikheil Saakashvili beckons from the brink

A really big show

by Suki Kim,

The New York Philharmonic's fantasia in North Korea

From a video recording of a July meeting in London between Stephen Payne and Yerzhan Dosmukhamedov. Payne is president of the lobbying firm Worldwide Strategic Partners. Dosmukhamedov, a.k.a. Eric Dos,…

A Foreign Policy You Can’t Refuse

by John C. Hulsman, A. Wess Mitchell,

By John C. Hulsman and A. Wess Mitchell, from “Pax Corleone,” published in February on the website of The National Interest. Hulsman is a scholar in residence at the German…

Most Favored Nation

by Harper’s Staff,

From a memorandum of conversation for a meeting held in Beijing on February 17, 1973, attended by U.S. National Security Adviser Henry Kissinger, Chairman Mao Zedong, Prime Minister Zhou Enlai,…

The moral equivalent of empire

by Jonathan Schell,

Foreign relations

Heel, Hitler

Youth and reconciliation

Minority death match

Cambodia’s wandering dead

Nowhere land

Georgian roulette

A really big show

Many People Have Done Worse

A Foreign Policy You Can’t Refuse

Most Favored Nation

The moral equivalent of empire

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Heel, Hitler

Youth and reconciliation

Minority death match

Cambodia’s wandering dead

Nowhere land

Georgian roulette

A really big show

Many People Have Done Worse

A Foreign Policy You Can’t Refuse

Most Favored Nation

The moral equivalent of empire

February 2008

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