Weekend reads you can curl up with...

Fri, 18 November 2011

18:53

Once Upon a Time in Mogadishu: A peek into the "pleasant" colonial past of the world's most dangerous city.

Burning for the Cause: From Tunisia to Tibet, self-immolation is now -- tragically -- back in vogue as a dramatic means of protest. But does it really work?

The Sisters of the Brotherhood: Portraits of the women inside Egypt's most powerful political movement.

All on the Foreign Policy magazine.

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