Professor Ian Lustick of the University of Pennsylvania thinks Israel needs a new map, as the old Zionist one is…
The Italian elections continue to provide amusement, albeit far from my usual obsession with war and peace. At this writing,…
A relatively quiet but high quality week: 1. Al Qaeda in the United States Date and Time: February 26 2013,…
Son Adam, who spent six of his first eleven years living in Italy, suggested in a Tweet: Someone needs to…
With no constitution written and no date yet for elections, the political transition in Tunisia is stalled. At SAIS’s Thursday…
Rick Barton, the State Department's Assistant Secretary for Conflict and Stabilization Operations (CSO), did a public briefing at the Council…
Iran and North Korea are the two big nuclear non-proliferation challenges of our day. Iran is moving to acquire a…
While the official Syrian Coalition of Revolutionary and Opposition Forces has outlined a possible but still unlikely political process, I spent…
With appreciation to the Etilaf (National Coalition of Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces) media department, here is the Interim Political…
Hye Jung Han, one of my master's students at SAIS, reports from a SAIS event last week. The speaker was…