New York Times columnist David Brooks was rightly taken to task for his July 4th column about the current upheavals in Egypt. Writing about what happens when groups such as the Muslim Brotherhood assume the leadership of a nation, he makes sense at first. Democracy,...
Following the Egyptian military’s ousting of the democratically elected President Mohamed Morsi, public officials and media personalities have debated whether or not to call the recent upheaval a coup. Supporters of the action see the military’s removal of the...
The situation in for the HIV and AIDS population in Serbia has marginally improved.
Danilo Vukovic has a more charitable view of the Serbian government than many of his colleagues from other NGOs.
From Erdogan to Bradley Manning.
No U.S. administration in the past 17 years has deigned it important enough to press either Algeria or France to investigate.
A pivotal scene set in Jerusalem lends itself to different interpretations.
During their recent summit, Presidents Obama and Xi Jinping made strides to reduce their production.
The vast majority will not likely return to where they once lived.
Before the election, Rohani’s words to the West were conciliatory.