A few fine events as spring begins to arrive in DC: 1. Understanding Who’s Who in Northern Mali: Terrorists, Secessionists,…
I wasn't planning to write about Kishore Mahbubani's talk at SAIS this week, but it was too good to pass…
George Washington University's Pakistani and Afghan Student Associations co-sponsored Thursday's panel discussion of Pakistan's role in Afghanistan post-2014, when NATO…
I enjoyed yesterday two events on Syria, back to back and less than a block from each other. An all-women…
The failure of the latest round of Belgrade/Pristina talks to reach agreement on an association of Serb municipalities in Kosovo…
As a result of sweeping victories in elections, Islamists are emerging as strong political forces in post-revolutionary Arab states. Many…
I gave a talk yesterday at the University of Scranton, a city that prides itself on once having been the…
SAIS master's student Solvej Krause reports: Harvard Professor Stephen Walt, influential international relations scholar and co-author of "The Israel Lobby…
Quite a busy week: 1. Understanding the Behavior of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Monday March 4, 9:00 AM- 11:…
Secretary Kerry is getting a lot of ink today for his meetings in Egypt. He is pushing hard for the…