Powerful earthquake in Pakistan hits home for Seattle man
Crucial earthquake relief efforts in a long-neglected region of Pakistan have been hampered by internal politics and a lack of international media interest.
Challenges facing big numbers of foreign students entering UW
The number of international students at University of Washington doubled in the last 5 years. But the resulting cross-cultural experiences aren’t always easy.
Washington Ensemble Theatre rattles the cage with “Baghdad Zoo”
A new production of Rajiv Joseph’s acclaimed play about post-invasion Iraq sheds light on America’s changing attitudes toward military intervention abroad.
Young journalist running from Pakistan’s “dirty war”
For asylum seekers like Muatasim Qazi, sometimes the threats they face are so horrific, they’re hard for the judges who decide their cases to believe.
Why not let Congress decide whether to strike Syria?
In his effort to appear strong and decisive on Syria, President Obama is missing a great opportunity.
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