On Mistaking Mohamed Mursi for His Mask
“You know, when it comes to Egypt, I think, had it not been for the leadership we showed, you...
A nation must think before it acts.
“You know, when it comes to Egypt, I think, had it not been for the leadership we showed, you...
On January 15, I wrote in my blog a short essay on the situation in Mali. Little did I...
One of the questions often asked is how is it that an uprising that seemed to feature pro-democratic, secular...
It is expected that on January 22, when Israelis go to the polls, the merged Likud-Yisrael Beitenu party will...
The primary focus of those who have examined civil-military relations since the 1990s has been on the issue of...
The ban on U.S. adoptions of Russian children that was signed into law December 28 by Russian president Vladimir...
In spite of more than a decade of combat operations, looming budget reductions, and a variety of social changes,...
On a gray, cloudy October afternoon, I stood with a group of Serbian tourists at a World War II...
“Cigarettes were worth more than money during the war,” says Adnan Zuka, 25, of Sarajevo. A trim, clean shaven...
Specialist Martin J. Begosh, U.S. Army, 127th Military Police Company, was born on Memorial Day 1971. His father, Andrew,...