From Erdogan to Bradley Manning.
Emphasis Added: the Week in Pieces (7/1)
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Democracy & Governance
Algeria’s Trappist Monk Massacre: The Case That Won’t Go Away
No U.S. administration in the past 17 years has deigned it important enough to press either Algeria or France to investigate.
“World War Z”: Israel’s Best Foot Forward?
A pivotal scene set in Jerusalem lends itself to different interpretations.
Hydrofluorocarbons: Finally, Something the U.S. and China Can Agree On
During their recent summit, Presidents Obama and Xi Jinping made strides to reduce their production.
Finding a Normal Path in Serbia
The vast majority will not likely return to where they once lived.
Iran’s Election Nuclear, But Not Nuked
Before the election, Rohani’s words to the West were conciliatory.
A Voter’s Guide to Iran’s Presidential Race
Will this election be contested, too?
Slovenia and Bulgaria: a Tale of Two Reforms
Slovenia has virtually vaulted into Western Europe while Bulgaria has remained behind the informal Iron Curtain that continues to divide the developed from the developing parts of the region.
Syria: the Charade of Humanitarian Intervention
From the outset diplomacy for the U.S. has meant calling for regime change.
Emphasis Added: The Foreign Policy Week in Pieces (6/10)
From Iraq to Iran to Syria.