The goal of this National Action Plan on Women, Peace, and Security is as simple as it is profound: to…
As regular readers will know, North Korea is not my thing, even if I have a good deal of experience…
With the last of the American soldiers leaving, Iraq's politicians are going after each other. Iraqiyya, the coalition that won…
The facts are reasonably clear: the army is attacking demonstrators who want to remove it from power. The demonstrators, focused…
Longstanding friend and now deputy prime minister for european integration of Macedonia Teuta Arifi stopped by SAIS this morning for…
No, Iraq has not been "worth it." Even a majority of its veterans don't believe that. President Bush launched the…
Kosovo President Atifete Jahjaga's speech today at SAIS was what I had hoped. She was forward-looking, even while reviewing the…
While I was enjoying a good discussion yesterday of mainly diplomatic Syria options over at Brookings (co-sponsored by the Middle…
Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki spoke today to a warm welcome at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce: Iraq, he said,…
The Council on Foreign Relations published its Preventive Priorities Survey for 2012 last week. What does it tell us about…