After a spectacular clear morning walking in the older parts of Istanbul and a visit to the Grand Bazaar, I…
Egypt's presidential balloting has concluded and the vote counting has started. That's likely to take a little while. There are…
This is a somewhat more detailed and updated version of a piece The National Interest published this morning as "Serbian…
Tomorrow peacefare will publish a piece on international implications of the Serbian elections. Today Milan Marinković writes from Niš: Serbia…
Optimism is breaking out in some circles for tomorrow's nuclear talks in Baghdad with Iran. Tehran Bureau hopes for a…
International institutions of all sorts come in for so much criticism in Washington these days I thought I would take…
A light week in DC. The big events are elsewhere: NATO Summit continuing today in Chicago, nuclear talks with Iran…
Nikos commented on my previous post urging Athens to export stability: An article from 2.150 A.D.: "Northern Mexico wants to…
I wrote last October: There has to be strict accountability for crimes against Serbs if Kosovo is to gain high…
Thursday's discussion at SAIS's Center for Transatlantic Relations of Algeria After the Elections: Now What? left the audience wondering whether…