Rilind Latifi, a Kosovar master's student at SAIS, writes: Since the end of the war in 1999, Kosovo has faced…
President Obama had little to say on international affairs in the State of the Union speech last night, which did…
North Korea's third nuclear weapons test yesterday raises three questions: Why are they doing this? What difference does it make?…
SAIS graduate student Nathalie Al Zyoud worked as the Executive Director of Caring Kaela, an International NGO that empowered Chadian…
David Kanin, with whom I share a longstanding interest in the Balkans and service in the US government as well…
Mid-winter is a good time to be indoors with the policy wonks: 1. Elections and Politics in North Africa—A Panel…
All three counterterror experts at the Washington Institute’s discussion of Europe’s Hizballah problem last week agreed that Bulgaria’s fingering of…
Trying to catch up on my Asia reading, as things are heating up there: The Japanese scrambled jets last week…
Unrealistic though it may sound in the wake of Iranian Supreme Leader Khamenei’s trenchant rejection of Vice President Biden’s offer of…
That's the best I can say for today's meeting of the Presidents of Serbia and Kosovo. President Nikolic made it…