Taliban Attack Reveals America’s Broken Will
A Taliban assault on the presidential palace shows the fight for Afghanistan is far from over.
Scrapping the War in Afghanistan
The United States is breaking down the remnants of its military hardware in Afghanistan.
U.S. Condemns Protests in Egypt
Comments from the U.S. ambassador to Egypt have exposed Washington’s hypocritical foreign policy.
Hasan Rowhani: The Moderate Extremist
Debunking the ‘moderate’ myth of the new Iranian president.
Iran Counters the U.S. and Underestimates Europe
Iran’s focus on countering the U.S. shows its ignorance of Germany’s whirlwind foreign policy.
Spillover Violence in Lebanon
Violence in Syria has started to transition to the different religious sects within Lebanon.
Egyptian Politicians Consider Military Action Against Ethiopia
A media gaffe has exposed Egyptian officials’ proposed military action against Ethiopia’s plans to dam the Blue Nile.
2012: Iran Sponsors More Terror, ‘Pushes’ Harder
Iran’s sponsorship of terrorism experienced a ‘marked resurgence’ in 2012.
New Virus: A ‘Threat to the Entire World’
A virus from the Middle East has begun claiming lives.
Ethiopia Dams the Blue Nile
How Ethiopia’s decision to restrict the flow of the Nile River could affect its relationship with Egypt.
Europe Moves to Label Hezbollah as Terrorist Group
Germany and France now agree that Hezbollah must be recognized as a terrorist organization.
The Ayatollah’s Presidential Election
How will the upcoming Iranian election play out?
Muslims and Assimilation in Germany
What the latest failed conference teaches us about German-Muslim relations.
A Bloody Week in Iraq
Violence increases in Iraq.
IRS: An Abuse of Power
What the IRS scandal reveals about the state of the U.S. administration
Words of Peace in the Middle East
What does the Middle East have to say about Israel?
North Africa Violence Is Just the Beginning
When two powers collide, who can know the outcome?
Abandoning Afghanistan
What will happen to Afghanistan when the U.S. is gone?
Russia and China Strengthen Ties
Why did China’s new president choose Russia for his first foreign visit?
U.S. Arming the Middle East
As problems with Iran intensify, Washington is hoping to arm its allies and thereby solve the problem.
U.S. Influence in Iraq Continues to Diminish
As the United States disengages from Iraq, Iran continues to connect.
China to Take Over U.S. Infrastructure
China is looking to finance ailing American infrastructure as the U.S. runs out of cash.
Jack Lew Tries to Convince Europe to Become Like America
Can the U.S. convince Europe to soften its austerity measures?
Dividing the Middle East
How the growing influence of Iran is bringing about the Psalm 83 alliance.
Californian Cities Go Bankrupt
Stockton is now the largest city in the U.S. to file for bankruptcy.
