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Foreign Correspondent: A political landslide in Mexico
On Sunday, democratic socialist Andrés Manuel López Obrador received a stunning 53 percent of the presidential vote, transforming the political landscape.
The North Korea summit: We have been here before
Why Washington hawks will block any real peace agreement -- as they always have in the past
Foreign Correspondent: The politics behind the Gaza protests
A look inside the uprising -- and a case for the only viable two-state solution
Foreign correspondent: What will Iran do now?
Trump has emboldened hardliners who are ready to restart the country's nuclear program
Natalie Portman boycotts Israeli prize; right wing goes ballistic
So what methods of protest are acceptable if you disagree with Israeli policy in the occupied territories?
Foreign Correspondent: The missile attacks on Syria
The situation on the ground is a lot more complicated than the Trump Administration is saying
Trump, Tokyo, and the Korean crisis
Both the left and the right in Tokyo are angry at the US president, and they don't see much hope for talks with North Korea
Foreign Correspondent: Inside the US war in Yemen
The American military and complex Middle East politics create a horrible humanitarian crisis
Foreign Correspondent: Australia solved the gun problem. We can too
A mass shooting created real reform Down Under -- and strict gun control has worked.
Foreign Correspondent: The Russians aren’t the only election hackers
The US has interfered in elections all over the world -- and this Russian 'crisis' is a big deal about very little