FP Flashpoints: The Egyptian Revolution Through Mubarak's Eyes, Women Who've Been KIA, and Photos From When Tibet Loved China

EDITORS' PICKS

A Dictator's Downfall by DAVID KENNER The inside story of Hosni Mubarak's final days in power.
You Can’t Change the Climate from Inside Washington by THEDA SKOCPOL If Obama wants to make good on his inaugural promise, he’ll need to remember the lessons he learned as a community organizer.		Flyover Country by MICAH ZENKO Why the United States can't just drone Algeria.		Learning to Live with Bibi by AARON DAVID MILLER Netanyahu's back, and Barack Obama needs to find a way to work with him this time around.

PHOTO ESSAYS • LISTS • EXPLAINERS

Combat Roles Women have been fighting and dying in America’s wars for years. Here are eight who were killed in action last year.
SLIDE SHOW: When Tibet Loved China		SLIDE SHOW: In Sudan, the Front Line Is Everywhere		THE LIST: 101 Things People Want Obama to Do in Term 2
FP VOICES: DAN DREZNER (Mild) Sympathy for the Davos Elites The case against the case against Davos

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