Islamists have now won pluralities in recent Tunisia, Morocco and the first round of the Egyptian elections. There is every…
Across my desk yesterday came this policy brief, in which the Center for Euro-Atlantic Studies in Belgrade appeals to the…
My colleague here at the Johns Hopkins School for Advanced International Studies, Kurt Volker, testified earlier this month in the…
While some worry that an "undemocratic party" will win Egypt's parliamentary elections and others worry about violence and irregularities in…
The first, well known, is that when you are in a hole, stop digging. The second, less known, is to…
Egypt's first post-Mubarak election, run according to astoundingly complex rules, looks as if it passed its first test today: a…
While my enthusiasm for nonviolent revolution in Syria has not waned, some of the best pieces of the past week…
I am not one for 2.5 day events, but for those who can sit still that long and pay the…
The streets are dangerous in both Egypt and Syria. In Egypt, the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) has…
President Ali Abdullah Saleh of Yemen has finally signed the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) agreement that provides him with immunity…