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Maybe history didn't end in 1989, but the world would certainly never be the same. From Berlin, to Beijing, to Burma, here are some of the most memorable images from a "year of miracles." Part of an FP series, 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall.

Here’s a hint: It's not Mousavi, Khatami, or Karroubi.

Elections could be the country's undoing. Or, it could be a good start for much-needed reform.

The Islamic Republic is facing a political and economic crisis. Obama must keep that in mind as he plans his next move.

Your facial hair says something about you in Afghanistan -- especially if you're a foreign soldier.

Norwegian photojournalist Jonas Bendiksen spent six weeks living in the slums of Nairobi, then Caracas, Mumbai, and Jakarta. His remarkable panoramic images take us inside slum families' lives, revealing the profound human impulse to fashion not only shelter but a home.

We ran the numbers and it's true: the watchdogs have their politics. But that might just be a good thing.

Hillary Clinton's retreat from the previous US demand for a settlement freeze leaves the administration's strategy for Israeli-Palestinian peace in limbo.

U.S. conservatives' Honduras revisionism is misguided and dangerous.

One year after his election, a look back at Barack Obama's travels to 15 foreign countries.

According to the Republicans, the United States is once again at the crossroads of losing another critical war because of feckless Democrats. Only this time it's Afghanistan.

Visiting Washington this week, Poland's foreign minister spoke with FP about the Russian reset, his country's interests in Afghanistan, the legacy of 1989, and how better communication could have prevented the missile defense debacle.

After U.S. President Barack Obama's first 100 days in office, Foreign Policy asked a group of experts to grade him on everything from North Korea to nukes. On the anniversary of his historic election, we've reprised the experiment -- and found out that the White House isn't doing so well.

As I witnessed firsthand while working as a poll monitor, the Afghan elections has been a disaster every step of the way. Here's how not to repeat the error.

The recent attacks are a sign that Pakistan's Taliban see civilian targets as fair game. Brace for more terror to come.

The death of a millionaire opposition leader in Ingushetia is just more evidence that the region is at war.

As the United States negotiates with Iran, it needs to jettison preconceptions about what negotiating with Iran means.

What the four-stars are reading -- a weekly column from Small Wars Journal

The United States is willfully letting millions of Somalis go hungry in its drive to hunt down terrorists.

We all know that terrorism comes from nonstate actors. So why is the nonproliferation world still focused on rogue countries instead?