As Lebanon teeters on default, new PM Hassan Diab’s ability to cobble together a functioning government depends principally on his courage and vision.
Many in the international community at large will refuse to accept Saudi Arabia’s secretive court proceedings around the Khashoggi murder as credible.
The Court could also issue a formal ruling on whether it has jurisdiction to investigate war crimes in the Occupied Territories, thereby removing ambiguity regarding a key Israeli government argument against it.
As the first U.S. president with no prior public service experience and one who doesn’t read books or most anything else, Trump probably has the shallowest understanding of world affairs of any president in U.S. history.
The struggle against corruption in the Arab world faces hurdles that may prevent today’s demonstrators from realizing the unformed and unrealized dreams of comprehensive political change.
It’s difficult to quantify the indirect human costs of war: mental illness or chronic injuries in people eternally grieving or struggling to adjust to worlds that have often been turned upside down.
The Washington Post’s publication of the “Afghanistan Papers” unveiled over 2,000 pages of unpublished notes of interviews with U.S. officials involved […]
Twitter recently removed thousands of accounts it attributed to “a significant state-backed information operation on Twitter originating in Saudi Arabia.”
Increasing inaction at the national level means that cities are playing larger role in internatioanal affairs than ever before.
China’s belief that economics rather than geopolitics is the key to solving disputes has so far allowed it to remain above the breach but has yet to prove its sustainability.
Congress has made clear it isn’t moved by recent revelations of dishonesty and waste in our war-making.
Rouhani following through on the Japan trip now may indicate that he has the authority from Khamenei to explore avenues for renewed U.S.-Iran diplomacy.
Maybe reducing the U.S. commitment in the Middle East isn’t such a bad idea.
What does Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman have in common with the Rolling Stones?
Everything that the officials said privately, and quoted by the Washington Post, has been documented for years in the numerous reports released by SIGAR.
Soon after 9/11, a group of former Soviet military brass warned us about what has been documented in the Afghanistan Papers.
Research has proven that there are no military solutions in the fight against terrorism.
Foreign policy has been largely absent in the Democratic presidential debates . That has to change.
Conflicts in Libya, Yemen, and Syria appear to be winding down. It’s time for the United States to take a different approach.
DMFI says it seeks to promote progressive values, but its leaders have in the past attacked and worked to suppress progressive values when it comes to the Israel issue.
We are at this point primarily because the Trump administration refused to be specific about what it was willing to offer Kim.