Edita Tahiri, the main "technical"-level negotiator on behalf of Pristina with Belgrade and now in charge of implementation of the…
Foreign Affairs editor Gideon Rose stopped by last week for a public chat with SAIS professor Eliot Cohen, who was…
E-International Relations published this piece yesterday: UN and Arab League envoy Lakhdar Brahimi adjourned the so-called Geneva II peace talks…
Relatively few events this week, as the nation's capital thaws from the deep freeze: 1. Peace and Stability in Afghanistan…
Serbia has been governed for the better part of two years by an increasingly awkward coalition of Prime (and Interior)…
Georgetown University's conference on Egypt and the Struggle for Democracy included a final panel discussion on “Restoration of Democracy and the…
The President's State of the Union speech last night broke little new ground on foreign policy. He is pleased to…
What has Pete Seeger, who died yesterday, got to do with Egypt? Many Egyptians are genuinely enthusiastic about Field Marshall…
An article former SAIS student James Mina and I wrote on ‘Circumventing Hormuz’ appears in the February–March 2014 issue of…
Word from Geneva this morning suggests that the Syria peace talks are deadlocked over the issue of forming a transitional…