I won't pretend to know anything about Rwanda. So on this 20th anniversary of initiation of the genocide, I point…
1. Political Parties and Nigeria's Electoral Process Monday, April 7 | 10am – 12pm 2nd Floor Conference Room, Center for…
I don't generally write about elections in advance, since whatever you say is bound to be dated (and more than…
SAIS student Stephen Pritchard, wo has cleared mines, reminds me that today is the United Nations' International Day for Mine…
Although Iran and the P5+1 seem to be adhering to their Joint Plan of Action, both sides face pressure to…
Let me first grant to my critics that ancient Macedonia before the conquests of Alexander the Great was mostly in…
Following ethnically polarized armed conflicts like the Bosnian War and the Sri Lankan civil war, academics, politicians, and practitioners have…
I have long resisted parallels between the Balkans, in particular Bosnia, and Syria. Here are the notes on the subject…
1. Ground Truth Briefing: The U.S.-Saudi Relationship: Too Big To Fail? Monday, March 31 | 9 – 10am Woodrow Wilson…
Wednesday's lunchtime assessment of Libya sponsored by the Middle East Institute was one of those rare events: excellent, if gloomy,…