Who doomed Iraq?

14 years ago

Three of Iraq's leading politicians write in the New York Times this morning: Unless America acts rapidly to help create…

The end is nigh, again!

14 years ago

I made a bunch of predictions a year ago.  Here is how they turned out: Iran:  the biggest headache of…

Saleh in the U.S. is not the worst of it

14 years ago

My gut tells me I'm with Andrew Exum, who objects forcefully to allowing Yemen's former President Saleh into the U.S.,…

The Libya analogy does not stop at Benghazi

14 years ago

For those tempted to consider Syrian pleas to establish a "safe area" to protect civilians, Safe Area for Syria:  an…

Accountability is not only for the bad guys

14 years ago

A Libyan e-penpal writes As you know the Russians proposed two days ago a project at the U.N. to investigate…

Could we go to war by mistake again?

14 years ago

I was on C-Span this morning talking about Iraq.  The program is now up on their website.  A lot of…

OK Santa Claus, here’s what I want

14 years ago

I'm hoping it's true Yemen's President Saleh is coming to the U.S.  As that eagle-eyed young journalist Adam Serwer tweeted: …

It’s bad either way

14 years ago

Judging from my Twitterfeed this morning, there are two versions of the bombings outside security service buildings in Damascus today:…

Maliki as Rigoletto

14 years ago

It isn't funny, but it is still hard to recount what is going on in Iraq with a straight face: …

Time to make the inevitable happen right

14 years ago

Theatlantic.com published this piece of mine today, under the title 5 Ways the U.S. Can Help Syria: Dec 22 2011,…