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January, 2019
January 4

Indian Sikh devotees take a dip in the holy sarovar (water tank) in the early morning on the occasion of the New Year at the Sikh shrine Golden Temple in Amritsar on January 1, 2019. (Getty)

January 4

A Pilgrim at Bete Giyorgis (Saint George) Church reads scripture as other pilgrims gather at the church below following their pilgrimage to Lalibela for the January 7th Orthodox Christmas on January 04, 2019 in Lalibela, Ethiopia. Ethiopians follow the Julian calendar and therefore the Orthodox Christians celebrate Christmas on January 7th. Some pilgrims have walked for as long as three weeks and have come from the farthest corners of Ethiopia to observe the holiday. (Getty)

January 4

Fireworks explode at the Arc de Triomphe during New Year's celebrations on January 1, 2019 in Paris, France. (Getty)

January 4

Burmese people mark the New Year with the Thingyan water festival, a type of cleansing ritual.

January 4

U.S. President Donald Trump (C) leads a meeting of his Cabinet, including acting Interior Secretary David Bernhardt (L) and acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan, in the Cabinet Room at the White House January 02, 2019 in Washington, DC. (Getty)

January 4

A worker work on palm oil fruit lorry at a local palm plantation on January 3, 2019 in Banting outside Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Malaysia and Indonesia, the top two palm oil producers, were seeking a reduction in the import tax by New Delhi as inventories were rising in both countries due to higher output. (Getty)

U.S. Federal Trade Commissioner: Consumer protection and fair competition are keys to a developing economy
Business & Economy

U.S. Federal Trade Commissioner: Consumer protection and fair competition are keys to a developing economy

Noah Joshua Phillips serves as one of five Commissioners on the U.S. Federal Trade Commission, following his appointment to the position by President…

Joseph Braude 06 January , 2019
The Ghosts of Brazil’s Military Dictatorship
Politics

The Ghosts of Brazil’s Military Dictatorship

Brazil just swore in a new president: Jair Bolsonaro, a far-right congressman and former military officer. Bolsonaro is as much an apparition from…

Kenneth P. Serbin 06 January , 2019
How a World Order Ends
Culture & Social Affairs

How a World Order Ends

Astable world order is a rare thing. When one does arise, it tends to come after a great convulsion that creates both the conditions and the desire…

Richard Haass 06 January , 2019
How to Hit Russia Where It Hurts
Politics

How to Hit Russia Where It Hurts

Russia’s 2014 annexation ofCrimea, its war in easternUkraine, its interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election, and other aggressive acts…

Peter Harrell 05 January , 2019
The Outlook on Trump’s Middle East Policy in 2019
Politics

The Outlook on Trump’s Middle East Policy in 2019

The possibility of conflict between the United States and Iran in 2019 warrants heightened focus.Following the withdrawal of the US from the Iran…

Yasmine El-Geressi and Ali El Shamy 05 January , 2019
The Right Way to Protect America’s Innovation Advantage
Science & Technology

The Right Way to Protect America’s Innovation Advantage

As the U.S.-Chinese trade war rages on, a broader conflict is brewing between the two countries over which will secure the upper hand in…

Lorand Laskai and Samm Sacks 02 January , 2019
The Unhackable Election
Politics

The Unhackable Election

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2014 marked a sharp break with the past: the post–Cold War interlude, a time when peace and democracy spread across…

Michael Chertoff and Anders Fogh Rasmussen   30 December , 2018
Trump’s Syrian Troop Withdrawal Sparks Bipartisan Distress in Washington
Politics

Trump’s Syrian Troop Withdrawal Sparks Bipartisan Distress in Washington

On December 19, President Trump asserted that ISIS has been defeated and that the U.S. would withdraw all of its 2,000 American troops from Syria …

Joseph Braude 30 December , 2018
The Crisis of Peacekeeping
Politics

The Crisis of Peacekeeping

In nearly 50 conflict zones around the world, some one and a half billion people live under the threat of violence. In many of these places, the…

Séverine Autesserre 30 December , 2018
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