Subject: Editors' Picks: A Tehran tantrum, and the CIA's worst failure in decades
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Date: Wed, 15 Aug 2018 17:34:59 -0500 (CDT)

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EDITORS' PICKS

08/15/2018

Welcome to Editors’ Picks, FP’s daily roundup.

Today we look at one of the CIA’s worst failures in many years, Central Asia’s struggle to deal with the fallout from China’s internment of minorities, and the United States’ role in the war in Yemen.

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COVER BLOWN: The number of informants executed as a result of being exposed by a botched CIA communications system may be higher than once thought, reports Zach Dorfman.

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2

CHECK YOURSELF: The United States is committing war crimes in Yemen and it doesn’t even know why, writes Micah Zenko.

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3

Kazhakstan Conundrum: A Kazakh case draws attention to the plight of hundreds of thousands detained in Xinjiang province, reports Gene A. Bunin.
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4

Testing Times: China's new ideological rigidity is being put to the economic and technological test, writes Julian Gewirtz.
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5

Tehran Tantrum: Despite its defiant warnings, Iran will eventually negotiate with U.S. President Donald Trump—as long as the Russian leader Vladimir Putin mediates, writes Dennis Ross.
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