Saudi Arabia is a dubious choice to team with to promote democracy in Syria.
Issues / Human Rights
While Abu Ghaith's trial venue provided the major source of debate on his fate in the U.S., foreign policy experts expressed more interest in how he came into U.S. hands.
What scared Washington most about Chavez was not his failures or idiosyncrasies. It was his success.
Israel seems to have fewer and fewer qualms about being branded apartheid.
The road to peace in Korea runs through Washington, but women must steward it along the way.
How can a candidate, such as Cardinal Peter Turkson of Ghana or Cardinal Claudio Hummes of Brazil, be considered conservative but still produce statements critical of neoliberal capitalism?
Thousands of Libyans remain internally displaced by ethnic tensions unleashed by the revolution.
Bulgaria's younger generation is distinguished from those who lived during the communist era by an awareness of the rest of the world -- and how it perceives Bulgaria.
A case of the conflicting autopsies: Palestinian and Israeli.
NGOs devoted to public works paradoxically became part of the wave of privatization that swept the region.