The Laws of Armed Conflict and Ethics in the Israel-Hamas War Play
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How Erdogan Got His Groove Back
While everyone was puzzling through the who, what, and how of the coup-non-coup family drama in...
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Weekend Reading: Kurds in a State, Jordan and the GCC, and Muqtada al-Sadr’s Next Act
Mohammed A. Salih examines the risks associated with the establishment of an independent Kurdish state in...
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Weekend Reading: Kurdish Linguistics, Egypt’s Repressive Complacency, and Music and Pluralism in Jordan
Theotime Chabre explores the complexities of Kurdish linguistic diversity, explaining how limits in communication across the...
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Weekend Reading: Lights Out in Libya, Jordan’s Brothers, and Alaa’s Tax Shelters
Naziha Arebi illuminates the daily life of Libyans in the shadows of electricity cuts through a...
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Growing Stress on Jordan
Robert Satloff Executive Director, Washington Institute for Near East Policy David Schenker Director, Program on Arab...
Read moreDetailsThe World Next Week: February 18, 2016 Podcast
Hosts James M. Lindsay Mary and David Boies Distinguished Senior Fellow in U.S. Foreign Policy and...
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Winter Storm Reading
Orhan Pamuk’s 2002 novel, Snow, translated by Maureen Freely. The literary compendium edited and translated by...
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Weekend Reading: Ramlat Bulaq, Bedouin Poetry, and the Islamic State vs. Israel
More on: Terrorism and Counterterrorism Israel Egypt Jordan Omnia Khalil reviews the struggles of everyday life...
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Weekend Reading: Sisi Speaks, Libya’s Copts, and Vengeance in Jordan
More on: Egypt Jordan Libya Read Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi’s full interview with Der Spiegel. Ishak Ibrahim takes a...
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