The Syrian ceasefire is a risky and fragile gamble
A tenuous ceasefire came into effect beginning midnight Damascus time on February 27, 2016. The ceasefire was facilitated by the […]
A tenuous ceasefire came into effect beginning midnight Damascus time on February 27, 2016. The ceasefire was facilitated by the […]
Richard Anderson Falk, professor emeritus of international law at Princeton University and former UN ???Special Rapporteur??? on human rights in […]
Because access to oil and natural gas is a major driving factor for foreign policy, it is necessary to look […]
Iran and the P5+1 Accord The negotiations between Iran and nominally P5+1, but in reality the US, have led to […]
Turkey is expanding its relations beyond its traditional West and EU-focused foreign policy. In order to diversify its relations, Turkey […]
The Tunisian capital, Tunis, is hosting an international conference on Syria, minus Russia and China ??? two key members of […]
Ennahda, the Islamic party in Tunisia, won 41 per cent of the seats of the Tunisian constitutional assembly last month, […]
Imagine a 7th century Arab Bedouin village being replicated in north Malabar in verdant Kerala, with its linguistically and sartorially […]
The nuclear deal between Iran and six major powers??? P5+1??? is like a feeble baby delivered after an unusually long […]
In that November of 2008, Barack Obama had broken the highest glass ceiling in America to become the first ???black??? […]