With the rise of the Muslim Brotherhood to power, the fate of Egypt’s non-Muslim minorities, especially the substantial Coptic minority,…
While the situation in Syria worsens and the death-toll rises, there is no consensus in Washington on whether the US…
There is good news this morning: French forces in Mali have taken the northern town of Kidal, donors have pledged…
President Obama today sharply increased humanitarian aid to Syria, by $155 million: Welcome though it may be, increased humanitarian aid…
As the residents of Timbuktu and Gao celebrate their French liberation from Islamist extremists, it is tempting to think that…
President Obama in an interview with The New Republic published yesterday, discussed in more explicit terms than usual how he…
1. The Nuclear Issue: Why is Iran Negotiating? Date and Time: January 28, 9 am-11 pm Address: Woodrow Wilson Center,…
Aya Fasih reports on two discussions last week of the Israeli elections: Israeli elections have always had wider implications for…
Unrest in Egypt on the January 25 second anniversary of the revolution that overthrew Hosni Mubarak was easy to predict. …
Laurentina Cizza, the second of my Middle East Institute interns this semester, makes her peacefare.net debut with this piece on…