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Guts and determination made Margaret Thatcher remarkable

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To discourage immigrants, Brits try to create an image of the UK as undesirable

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Changing the rhetoric from gun control to gun insurance

Are white collar criminals the true villains?

An American ex-pat has a bad week at home

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Swallowing the big lie on Syria

Falklands/Malvinas war again used for petty political ends

Team America needs a new game plan

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US tries to soothe Afghanistan anger over killings

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To bomb or not to bomb Iran

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US, China governments should learn from ordinary Chinese and Americans

It's the occupation, not just the Quran burnings

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Time for US media to get smart about about Middle East

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Delhi Lamborghini crash? It's not about the car

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South Sudan and Sudan at brink again over oil

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Getting children off the battlefield

Veteran newspaper editor Bob Giles joins GlobalPost as Commentary Editor

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US needs popular support for viable foreign policy

Saving Sam: An illustrated state of the union

Sudan News: Khartoum regime keeps squeezing South Sudan

Opinion: What history can teach us about the global economic crisis

Nigeria: Boko Haram violence has many causes

New Libya needs justice and accountability

Syria: The men who would replace Assad

Israel's view of US Republican primary

Uzbekistan blackmails the West into silence

The Week Ahead: Republicans keep seeking a winner

India's media-created anti-corruption movement is fizzling out

Syria: Was Al Qaeda really to blame for the Damascus suicide bombings?

China: Overdue for a people’s revolt?

How well did the media cover the world in 2011?

China condones Kim dynasty

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Euro zone sovereign debt crisis: Six lessons for the US

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Women drivers would "end virginity" in Saudi Arabia, report finds

Revolution 2.0: Fulfilling Egypt’s democratic promise

Thanksgiving ode to disgusting food

Mystery surrounds resignation of Pakistan's US ambassador

Expat Thanksgiving can be rough

United Kingdom: Cameron plays politics with gay rights

Obama’s Asia trip: bold and successful

Tibet: What can other countries do?

What should the Dalai Lama do?

Down to the wire for the deficit-cutting Super Committee

Republican presidential candidates adrift in stormy foreign policy seas

Why I will miss Berlusconi

Toronto: Tea Party mayor on the rocks

How to see through the spin on Iran

What Protesters Do To Get Media Attention (Photos)

Mongolia: where motherhood merits a medal

Prostitutes and peacocks found in Mexican jail

Opinion: A lesson in stability from Somaliland

Barack Obama is losing the Middle East

Tibet is burning

Not much good to come from Arab Spring

Opinion: A globalized LGBT rights fight

Egyptians optimistic for future

The war over future wars

Iraq War: Tragedy and irony abound as US announces departure

At World Economic Forum, Arab Spring looms large

Gaddafi’s end: how cell phones became weapons of choice

Gaddafi is dead: What now for Libya?

What a difference an occupation makes

Nobel Laureate Tawakkol Karman demands Security Council take action on Yemen

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