Lebanese Foreign Minister Adnan Mansour announces that 13 Lebanese Shia pilgrims kidnapped in Syria have been found and should be released soon.

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Lebanese pilgrims ‘to be freed’

This article, written by Leila Ahmed, appeared on Foreign Policy on April 24,2012

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Debating the War on Women

The bribery allegations surrounding Wal-Mart cast into relief the transformation of the once-obscure Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, a law enacted in 1977 that was rarely enforced.

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With Wal-Mart Bribery Case, More Attention on a Law

Wal-Mart said it had beefed up its internal controls to comply with the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and had created a top-level compliance official.

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Wal-Mart’s Mexico Bribery Case Ripples Outward

This article, written by Alex Massie, appeared on Foreign Policy on April 20,2012

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Formula Zero

This article, written by Gaar Adams, appeared on Foreign Policy on April 13,2012

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Yemeni Idol

The Foreign Office defends itself over its response to the suspected murder of a British businessman in China.

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UK defends China death response

This article, written by Gary C. Gambill, appeared on Foreign Policy on April 09,2012

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Bush Was Right

Syria wants “written guarantees” from the opposition before withdrawing troops from flashpoints parts of the country, the foreign ministry says.

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Syria wants opposition guarantees

Foreign Secretary William Hague outlines the unusual requests received by the Foreign Office from Britons abroad.

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VIDEO: Lost teeth? Don’t ask the Foreign Office

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov says Syria’s opposition will never defeat the country’s armed forces even if it is “armed to the teeth”.

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Syria rebels ‘will not beat army’

This article, written by Mark Perry, appeared on Foreign Policy on March 28,2012

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Israel’s Secret Staging Ground

Question his foreign policy.

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Libertarian Mormons Oppose Romney

This article, written by Tom Finn, appeared on Foreign Policy on March 21,2012

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Filling Saleh’s Shoes

Mock firing squads. Manacles. Blindfolds. This was not what I signed up for when I joined the Foreign Service in October 1978. But that was what I found when, assigned to Tehran as my first post, I was taken captive for 444 days by Islamic militants, along with 51 of my colleagues. I was 24 years old, and Iran was gripped by revolution. Read full article > >

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Iran held me hostage three decades ago. It shouldn’t hold America hostage today.