The July/August issue is now available online, it features a great lineup with some surprising arguments. Find out what’s inside.
Canadian French, CAPTCHA, and Hoobastank?
China has drones. Now what?
America’s Energy Opportunity: How to Harness the New Sources of U.S. Power
The U.S. energy revolution is not confined to a single fuel or technology: oil and gas production, renewable energy, and fuel-efficient automobile technologies all show great promise. To best position the country for the future, U.S. leaders should capitalize on all these opportunities rather than pick a favorite; the answer lies in ‘most of the above.’ Read more.
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Straight talk from Japanese PM Shinzo Abe on Japan’s wartime record, Abenomics, the Senkakus, and more in our exclusive interview.
How will history judge Hillary Clinton, the soft-power secretary of state? http://fam.ag/YZeFht
In Memoriam: Kenneth Waltz, one of the most eminent political scientists of the twentieth century. http://fam.ag/YRCeZH
It’s foolish to make policy based on fears about credibility — as some are urging President Obama to do in Syria today. Both history and logic show those fears to be misplaced. Read more.
Israeli intervention in Syria’s civil war has remained very limited. In part, that is because of Israel’s long history with the Assad regime, which has consistently maintained peace along the two countries’ border. Ultimately, Israel has more confidence in President Bashar al-Assad than in any foreseeable successor.
New York City from space.
(via Gizmodo)
The ice people of Belfast.
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