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Party in the USA

By TIME Staff

Into the Wild Blue Yonder

By Matt McAllester

Europe’s Right Turn

By Charlotte McDonald-Gibson

Watch Out for Missile Blowback

By Michael Crowley
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No Military Solution

Egyptians are about to elect their former army chief as President. That’s a huge mistake

By Thanassis Cambanis

Modi and the World

A crisis could force the hand of India’s new leader as he navigates Asia’s shifting geopolitics

By Siddharth Varadarajan

The Battle for Thailand

Washington should throw its weight behind the Southeast Asian nation's democracy

By Charlie Campbell

An Apology Would Be a Start

If Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood wants to avoid political oblivion, it needs to show some humility

By Ashraf Khalil

How To Get Paid for Planning Your Death

An Oklahoma senator wants to pass a bill that would pay you to write your end of life directive ahead of time

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Bridging the Wealth Gap

To fight increasing inequity, we need to combine the profit motive with the yearning for justice

By Michael Schuman

Russia's Game in Ukraine

Putin does not want to risk a takeover. But he does want another pliant leader in Kiev

By Andrey Kurkov

Belgium's Lechery Backfire

Outlawing sexist comments made in public will only make women look like victims

By Charlotte McDonald-Gibson

Crisis in Caracas

Why the world must pay attention to the turmoil in Venezuela—and how it can end the chaos

By Jorge Castañeda

Viewpoint: FDA Approval of Overdose Antidote Leaves Lives on the Table

Making the epi-pen available by prescription is just the first step. It also needs to be available over the counter.

By Maia Szalavitz

Wrong Man, Wrong Battle

Abdul Fattah al-Sisi may win Egypt's presidential election easily, but fixing the economy is beyond him

By Thanassis Cambanis

The Measure of Two Men

Don't assume Indonesia's Joko Widodo and India's Narendra Modi can revive their nations

By Michael Schuman

No More Broken Promises

Saudi Arabia has told the U.N. it will do better on human rights. Just as it did five years ago

By Carla Power

Australia's Shame

Its harsh policy toward asylum seekers betrays the human-rights values it should stand for

By Ian Lloyd Neubauer

It’s Time to Look Beyond Crimea

The U.S. and Europe need to focus on supporting the fragile new government in Kiev

By Ian Bremmer

Why Putin Won't Hold Crimea

He knows the peninsula can't survive without the rest of Ukraine. So what's his next move?

By Andrey Kurkov
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