Beyond Syria and Iraq, The Islamic State’s HR Files Illuminate Dangerous Trends
Thanks to the jihadi version of an Edward Snowden data dump, the Combating Terrorism Center at West Point now...
A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
Beyond Syria and Iraq, The Islamic State’s HR Files Illuminate Dangerous Trends
A nation must think before it acts.
Categories for Outside Publications
Will China decide to reduce tension in the South China Sea?
On May 19, The Straits Times published an article written by Xu Bu, China’s Ambassador to Asean, that criticises...
Review: We Fight for Peace: Twenty-three American Soldiers, Prisoners of War, and “Turncoats” in the Korean War
Brian D. McKnight is an associate professor at the University of Virginia’s College at Wise. His previous books have examined...
How we’ve forgotten the true spirit of Memorial Day
Memorial Day is, for me, an unsettling experience — not because Americans are unwilling to commemorate those who died...
Tears
Are there any tears left? Have we become so numbed by the intolerance and violence pouring within and projected...
US-Morocco alliance is as strong as the values on which it stands
In a world of ongoing genocide, mass summary executions and unspeakable torture, the accusations against the kingdom of Morocco...
With Putin’s ASEAN Outreach, Russia Sets Sights on Southeast Asia
The third ASEAN-Russia summit, held in the Russian city of Sochi, concluded on May 20. In a beehive of...
COLCHIS: Georgia and the geopolitics of resilience
Arguably, the most straightforward entree into the world of Georgian geopolitics is the West-Russia tension at the heart of...
How the State Department’s Human Rights Report Treats Friends — and Adversaries
What should be made of the flare-up between Morocco and Washington over the State Department’s latest human rights report? It devotes...
The Obama Administration Snubs Another Arab Ally
The remarkable video below shows a group of Moroccan Jews from Israel singing and dancing in front of police...