The "Salon" I did with Stanford's Lina Khatib yesterday on "Should the U.S. intervene in Syria?" focused mainly on chemical…
Serbian President Nikolic and his "progressive" party compatriot Deputy Prime Minister Vucic have been suggesting that a referendum might be…
The Iranian government prohibits the media from publicly discussing the nuclear issue, thus suppressing a domestic debate on the rationale…
Lina Khatib and Larry Diamond have a good piece outlining the case for intervening in Syria over at theatlantic.com. They…
Yesterday's House subcommittee hearing on Kosovo and Serbia focused mainly on Chair Rohrabacher's strong advocacy of self-determination for everyone. Why,…
The latest protests against the “cleansing” of Egypt’s judiciary branch represent only one of the country’s daily political agonies. Free…
Here is my full testimony this afternoon to the Subcommitee on Europe, Eurasia and Emerging Threats of the House Committee…
Lady Ashton’s patience has paid off. Belgrade and Priština have finally reached a compromise on integration of four Serb-dominated municipalities…
Ganimete Asllani-Price, who is doing her doctorate at Queen's University Belfast, writes: On Sunday, Kosovo’s parliament convened to discuss and…
These are early days in the investigation of the Boston marathon bombings. Suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has barely begun to communicate. …