- Emily Wax
- Staff Writer
Before arriving in New Delhi, Wax was based in Nairobi for The Washington Post. She has also covered education in Alexandria and Arlington and D.C. crime.
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- Michele Flournoy, Pentagon’s highest-ranking woman, is making her mark on foreign policy
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- Martin Luther King’s nonviolent civil rights efforts still inspire around the world
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- Africans bring their continent’s style to the worldwide fashion scene
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- Stage debut in ‘Ruined’ an awakening for D.C. actress
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- In a pluralistic part of India, fears of rising Islamic extremism
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- Bangladesh investigating bank founded by micro-finance icon and Nobel laureate
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