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What President Trump’s Veto on Yemen Means for the…
If an international coalition is to end the Yemeni Civil War, it will not be led by the United States, who has…
Democrats at the Dinner Table: Responding to Ilhan…
On the surface, the Ilhan Omar controversy is a struggle for religious tolerance in American politics. However,…
Afghanistan: Un Accord Improbable Entre les Américains…
Parmi les nombreux changements survenus dans les politiques étrangères des États-Unis depuis le début de…
2018 Saw Influential Women Targeted in Iraq
A four-month period in 2018 saw a series of murders in Iraq from which a significant pattern emerged. The victims…
What does the Future Hold for Turkish Civil Society?
Writing in Turkey has become a difficult task. Most of the sincere journalists have been arrested and put on trial…
Op-ed: Farewell to Golan
This afternoon, President Trump announced that the United States would be formally recognizing Israel’s claims to…
The Prime Minister’s Newest Allies
As the Prime Minister gears for the most important fight of his political carrier, ideological barriers once…
ISIS Brides: Should Their Home Countries Say ‘I Do’ to…
There have been several instances of Western women, and men, who have sought to join the militant group, and left…
Farewell, Tzipi Livni: Gender in Israeli Politics
With Tzipi Livni chewed up and spat out by Israel’s cockamamy electoral system, the next Knesset can only get more…
The Saudi Prince’s historic visit to Pakistan
Pakistan is currently facing great financial instability. The country's current financial crisis has given its…
Art and Tolerance in Afghanistan
Afghanistan played the leading role in histories that have yet to be written, and we owe ourselves the chance to…
Algeria’s Mass Protests: A Rare Momentum for…
The physical incapacity of Bouteflika to exercise his presidential duties is best exemplified by his absence in…