Today's US/EU/Russia/Ukraine Joint Diplomatic Statement aims to de-escalate a conflict that has been spiraling for weeks. The steps it proposes…
Monday's Twitter blizzard of Pulitzer congratulations has given way to questions yesterday about the significance of Pulitzer prizes going to…
Like 70% of American Jews, I spent last night at a Seder, celebrating the story of liberation from pharaoh. Here…
There are things that are difficult to write, even when obvious. People all too often mistake analytical statements for normative…
1. Terrorism, Party Politics, and the US: Expectations of the Upcoming Iraqi Elections Monday, April 14 | 12:30 – 2pm…
I'll be on Al Hurra this afternoon discussing the American failure to give an Iranian diplomat a visa to come…
Friday morning the US Institute of Peace hosted a discussion about the role of the International Court of Justice (ICJ)…
The Russian Foreign Ministry tweeted this today: #Lavrov: Active Russian involvement in European affairs has always brought long periods of…
Montenegro's Prime Minister Djukanovic is in DC today (and yesterday) to plump for his country's NATO membership. His talking points…
I did this piece based on my visit to Erbil last week for the Middle East Institute, which published it…