Foreign PolicyIDEA FEED from FOREIGN POLICY MagazineSeven Questions: Western Promises- July 1, 2008 In the current issue of Foreign Policy, Geneive Abdo argues that the leading organizations heading up an interfaith dialogue between Muslims, Christians, and Jews are terribly misguided. Now, she answers FPs questions about the efforts that have so far characterized the attempts to bridge East and West.http://www.foreignpolicy.com/story/files/story4363.php Ask the Author: Yasheng Huang- July 1, 2008 Have questions for Yasheng Huang, author of The Next Asian Miracle Send them to lettersForeignPolicy.com by July 25, and well post his answers here at ForeignPolicy.comextrashuang on July 30.http://www.foreignpolicy.com/story/files/story4362.php The Virtual World of Nations- July 1, 2008 The Soviet Union isnt the only defunct nation to live on online. Former nations East Timor and Yugoslavia can still be found on the Web, too. And North Korea may have the smallest domain of all. Check out what youll find thereand on some of the Internets other most far-flung destinations.http://www.foreignpolicy.com/story/files/story4367.php Photo Essay: Revisiting the Most Controversial Olympics of All- July 1, 2008 The Nazi Games: The most controversial Olympiad in history, the 1936 Summer Games were held in Elstal, a small village west of Berlin.http://www.foreignpolicy.com/story/files/story4361.php The List: The Worlds Most Powerful Development NGOs- July 1, 2008 There are tens of thousands of international NGOs today, but not all are created equal. A small handful, while working in some of the most dangerous and impoverished places on earth, wield enormous influencesetting aid agendas, shaping policy, and changing the way the world does development.http://www.foreignpolicy.com/story/files/story4364.php |