It is hard to be optimistic about Syria. The question is, how bad could it get? The possible scenarios are…
The Arab League has suspended its human rights monitoring mission. The UN Security Council is discussing seriously a resolution on…
Last night's CNN-sponsored Republican candidates' debate is still ringing in my ears. It is certainly not a surprise that the…
I've asked Milan Marinković, who lives in Niš, to begin writing on the Balkans for peacefare.net. His name should be…
It's only two days since I attempted a summary of where things stand in the Arab world. Already things are…
We all anticipated this State of the Union speech would not focus on international issues, but here is my short…
I need a scorecard to keep track of political change in the Arab world, so here it is: Egypt: New…
While Americans are distracted today by Newt Gingrich's South Carolina primary victory over Mitt Romney and the entry of the…
Still a bit slow on international affairs this week in DC. Maybe it's domestic politics and the State of the…
A colleague who has spent many years in and around Serbia writes: You have probably noticed that Serbian politics haven't…