More than two hundred gay men and lesbians were recently arrested in Kuwait after an intense investigation of "Internet cafes and suspicious places" across the country, The Kuwaiti Times reported early Monday morning.
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The consequences of representative government
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80 million without web access amidst crackdown
But unrest in this poor, Arab country may prove more dangerous than the others
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And what should America's role in the process be like?
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The Middle East's most complex dynamic gets even more complicated
The Stuxnet worm was "perfect" for destroying nuclear centrifuges
Would that make us safer?
Some suspect it was a plot to meddle with Western elections
The Defense Department readies one of the biggest arms deals in U.S. history
That's a lot of weapons
Turks sweepingly approve a constitutional overhaul
Finding the "Point of No Return"
Five killed in unclear circumstances
And an argument for why it should
U.S. Central Command gets contrarian
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