Stories about Afghanistan
Screen Grabs: What happened to Dag Hammarskjold?
Plus: After the Wedding, Jirga, One Child Nation, a benefit for Canyon Cinema, and more in theaters this week.
Elizabeth Warren on war and peace
The progressive candidate's foreign policy is mixed -- but evolving.
Dan Hoyle’s border-crossing art of empathy
The stage chameleon talks about his latest solo show 'Border People'—and the profound importance of talking to strangers.
The first debate: Elizabeth Warren the consensus winner
Castro and Booker also emerge from pack, despite some very bad questions from the moderators.
Bernie and Biden: A foreign policy analysis
Two of the leading Democratic presidential contenders have spent decades in DC. Here's a look at their records on war, interventionism, and other key issues.
Will Julian Assange get a fair trial in the US?
He's pissed off pretty much everyone with any power in Washington DC.
From Gorbachev to ‘Red Joan’: SFFILM Fest gets geopolitical
Our Foreign Correspondent reviews films dealing with nuclear secrets, Perestroika, Syrian refugees, Afghan cinema under Communist rule, and more.
What we saw at Sundance, part 2: Documentaries
A Macedonian beekeeper, a Taliban refugee, feisty Satanists, the life of N. Scott Momaday, a 1969 Memphis bluesfest...
Trump: The sudden anti-war champion?
Sorting out the president's impetuous moves in Syria and Afghanistan
What the Khashoggi case tells us about terrorism
Violence is only a big issue when it's done by our enemies.