I was a fly on the wall yesterday and overheard a discussion of Libya. Here are some of my takeaways:…
Last Tuesday the Middle East Policy Council held their 85th Capitol Hill Conference on “Economic Reform and Political Risk in the…
1) Zionism: The Birth and Transformation of an Ideal| Monday, July 18th | 5:30-6:30pm | The Middle East Institute |…
The handwriting is on many walls. Liberal democracy and the world order it has built since World War II are at…
ISIS and the challenge of radical Islam have emerged as a major theme on the presidential campaign trail, particularly in…
Those are the issues dominating the headlines this morning. The common thread: they all reflect in one way or another…
I enjoyed a meeting today with Kosovo's foreign minister, Enver Hoxhaj, some of Kosovo's ambassadors stationed in European capitals and…
Some colleagues asked me to offer my view of the future of Iraqi Kurdistan. Here is what I told them:…
There is multi-dimensional irony in Libya's recent progress. The militias that have plagued security for years are delivering success against the Islamic State forces…
The Middle East Institute is publishing this short piece of mine today, on why the Chilcot Inquiry has landed so…