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Why Do Cease-Fire Agreements Mediated by Third Parties Fail?
Middle East Political Analysis

Why Do Cease-Fire Agreements Mediated by Third Parties Fail?

January 12, 2018January 10, 20188 min read

The remains of a market in Maarat al-Noaman, in Syria’s northern province of Idlib, after an airstrike Tuesday. Dozens of people were reported killed. |

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Insights | Information: The Best Weapon against Radicalization
Insights

Insights | Information: The Best Weapon against Radicalization

October 27, 2017October 26, 20174 min read

They were starved and abused. While they wouldn’t have believed any negative information about ISIS once indoctrinated, they said had they known what membership entailed

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Insights | “Crude Democracy” Book Review
Insights

Insights | “Crude Democracy” Book Review

May 14, 2017June 14, 20176 min read

A woman walks past a gas pipeline near the city of Asaluyeh, Iran, Jan. 22, 2014. | Photo courtesy  Xinhua News I remember once during a

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Insights | Prophesying the Present: Michel Houellebecq’s “Submission”
Insights

Insights | Prophesying the Present: Michel Houellebecq’s “Submission”

April 22, 2017April 22, 20176 min read

Michel Houellebecq’s “Submission” should bear a trigger warning | Photo courtesy WSJ blogs With the French Presidential campaign in full swing, anti-Muslim sentiment has reached fever pitch

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BLOCKED Muslim Ban 2.0
North America Op-ed

BLOCKED Muslim Ban 2.0

March 16, 2017March 16, 20175 min read

The author, Ionut Gitan, with his makeshift sign at JFK airport, snapped by a photographer at New York Times | Photo courtesy Victor J. Blue/NYT

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Serbia and Kosovo are Pluming Their War Feathers
Europe Op-ed

Serbia and Kosovo are Pluming Their War Feathers

March 10, 2017March 11, 20175 min read

Photo taken in Kosovska-Mitrovica (where the train was being sent). Translated from Russian it means Kosovska Mitrovica: Kosovo is Serbian; Crimea is Russian. | Photo

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Lebanon’s Confessionalism is a Bulwark Against Democracy
Middle East Op-ed

Lebanon’s Confessionalism is a Bulwark Against Democracy

December 8, 2016December 8, 20163 min read

Two years, six months, and eight days. That was the amount of time needed for the Lebanese parliament to elect a new president. On October

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The Hazards of Hillary
North America Op-ed Uncategorized

The Hazards of Hillary

October 10, 2016October 12, 20166 min read

At the Democratic Party’s convention this past summer, Hillary Clinton recited the words of John Wesley—the 17th century founder of her Christian Methodist denomination—during her

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Who is Britain’s new Prime Minister?
Europe Political Analysis

Who is Britain’s new Prime Minister?

August 15, 2016August 15, 20166 min read

Before Theresa May entered 10 Downing Street as Britain’s new Prime Minister on July 13, she spoke of her commitment to making a success of

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