Conservative and liberal media alike highlight the opposition of the president to any provision linking citizenship to a “secure” border.
Salvadoran Gang Leaders Achieve a Measure of Redemption
Experts traveled to El Salvador to gain insight into how a truce between the gangs Mara Salvatrucha (MS-13) and Barrio 18 led to a marked decrease in violence.
Egyptian Protesters Eat Their Own
Egyptian protesters are forced to waste precious resources policing each other.
The Sunday Times of London’s Odd Timing on Controversial Netanyahu Cartoon
The Sunday Times of London’s controversial Netanyahu cartoon highlighted the difficulty many experience differentiating between a political comment and a religious insult.
Cracks in the Eritrea Edifice
Discontent with President Isaias Afewerki reached a breaking point last week when rogue soldiers seized the Eritrean Information Ministry.
Serbia’s Strategic Ambiguity and the EU
The Serbian parliament’s call for more autonomy for ethnic Serbians living in Kosovo actually serves as an implicit acknowledgment of Kosovo’s sovereignty.
Non-nuclear Weapons States Forget How Much Power the NPT Affords Them
The NPT — a treaty in name only.
The Failure of Funding Roma Inclusion
A nexus of corruption links certain Roma leaders to the ethnic Bulgarian political elite.
The In Amenas Fiasco Throws Cold Water on the Algeria-U.S.-France Love Fest (Part One)
Algeria intended to send a message to the United States and France s that Algeria can handle domestic terrorism.
Drones on Their Own at Home and Abroad
Drones are becoming simultaneously more fantastic and more ordinary at the same time.
