Eric Shu reports on the National Endowment on Democracy event May 2 on "Threats to Democracy in Balochistan": Malik Siraj…
1. His Excellency Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General of the United Nations: Building and Sustaining Peace: The UN Role in Post-Conflict Situations,…
There were three elections today conducted in the shadow of Europe's austerity measures and impending recession: France, Greece and Serbia. …
Yesterday's Middle East Institute discussion of Hamas's shifting political calculations, moderated by Phil Wilcox of the Foundation for Middle East…
Just a Friday reminder from central Damascus that true courage is not lacking in Syria:
Amr Hamzawy, now a secularist member of the Egyptian parliament, returned to the Carnegie Endowment where he once worked on…
It is hard for me to imagine adding anything original to the flood of commentary on the Letters from Abbottabad,…
It is hard not to sympathize with Chen Guangcheng, the blind Chinese human rights activist. The front-page photos show him…
I’m spending the day at the “The Arab Spring: Getting It Right,” the annual conference of the Center for the…
The audience for the President's speech last night on the Strategic Partnership agreement with Afghanistan was the American electorate, but…