The Shia Rising: A US Foreign Policy Dilemma in the New Middle East
The US invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan that elevated Iran to dominant…
Vladimir Putin has thrived on luck, not on reform
Russian President Vladimir Putin's assertive foreign policy stance of recent years reflects…
Why not adopt Norwegian pragmatism?
US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice's "hello to the Iranian foreign minister…
An exhausted US looks for multipolar exit strategy
After the Iraq debacle, nearly everyone seems to agree that "unilateralism in…
A paradigm shift
WASHINGTON: A recurrent excuse that has acted as an obstacle to the…
Sharing Jerusalem: the condominium solution
JEDDAH & PARIS: There will never be a durable peace in the…
Let's not forget the local concern
JERUSALEM: One of the sad scenarios for Jerusalem s future is its…
America held hostage
Many Americans are unaware that declassified information reveals the CIA helped overthrow…
After the Winograd report, can Olmert survive?
After Israel's inability last summer to achieve a conclusive victory over Hezbollah…
What can be done at Sharm El-Sheikh
No one fears instability and violence in Iraq more than the Iraqis…