Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

The latest from the leaked diplomatic cables.

Cables Depict Heavy Afghan Graft, Starting at the Top

By SCOTT SHANE, MARK MAZZETTI and DEXTER FILKINS

Corruption in Afghanistan is dispiriting for American officials trying to build support for the government.

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Cables Offer Shifting Portrait of Karzai

By HELENE COOPER and CARLOTTA GALL

WASHINGTON — Reports show the trajectory of the Afghan president from a leader anointed by the West to an embattled one.

Indian State Empowers Poor to Fight Corruption

By LYDIA POLGREEN

An experiment is aimed at ensuring that the benefits of Indian government programs for the poor actually go to the poor.

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The International Herald Tribune Magazine’s year-end issue looks ahead.

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