I admit it: I liked the President's long speechon drones and Guantanamo, plus his impromptu remarks on respect for the…
The bleak outlook for the June 14 Iranian elections was discussed yesterday at the Woodrow Wilson Center. Panelists Ali Vaez,…
The Kenyan Truth, Justice and Reconciliation Commission has finally reported on its five-year effort. While some of its findings will…
Yesterday's Friends of Syria meeting occurred in Amman, just 180 miles from the battle for Qusayr, a Syrian town located…
Shibley Telhami presented his new book, The World Through Arab Eyes; Arab Public Opinion and the Reshaping of the Middle…
The vast problems facing Mali and the greater Sahara region can be illustrated geographically. To provide a sense of scale,…
Myanmar's President Thein Sein put on a good show at SAIS yesterday. In his prepared remarks, he talked about: His…
Jerry Gallucci, who is an eloquent spokesman for the views of northern Kosovo Serbs, writes: No matter what the Kosovo…
A busy week with the Hill active and the Sahel attracting more attention than usual: 1. Jihad and Politics in…
The discussion surrounding the Palestine/Israel conflict continues to be split between pessimists and optimists. Jane Harman, president of the Woodrow…