- MAY 16, 2012
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- Guarding Route Jeep - by Suchitra Vijayan
- Accounts and Accountability and Sea Monsters - by David Rothkopf
- Israel's Image Revisted - by Aaron David Miller
- The Rise of Europe's Private Internet Police - by Rebecca MacKinnon
- Portrait of The Hague as a Young Court - by Joe Sacco
- The Global Middle Class Is Bigger Than We Thought - by Shimelse Ali and Uri Dadush
- Mr. Omnishambles - by Alex Massie
- Lebanon's Little Syria - by Emile Hokayem
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- David Hoffman: A relic of another era
- The Multilateralist: U.S. "dolphin safe" labels not WTO-safe
- Michael Dobbs: Mladic waves at his victims
- The Multilateralist: Three cheers for homogeneity
- The Middle East Channel: Yemen's presidential gambit
- Shadow Government: Obama is better positioned on foreign policy, but is America?
- FP Passport: BRICs lead the world in software piracy
- The Oil and the Glory: What's wrong with bribing a foreign official or two?
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