The End of the Beginning in Syria
Five years ago this week, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad gave a television address about the largely peaceful protests against his...
A nation must think before it acts.
Five years ago this week, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad gave a television address about the largely peaceful protests against his...
Belgian investigators have taken a beating since failing to disrupt the Brussels bombings last week. They took more than...
Easter Sunday, Erbil, Iraqi Kurdistan—The thing about cancer is that you cannot flee it. Cancer gives you one choice:...
In the context of its continuing rivalry with Iran, Saudi Arabia’s response to limited success in Yemen and setbacks...
On March 16, 2014, Crimeans voted in a sham referendum for Russia to annex Crimea. Has life improved for the...
When strangled, an animal fights wildly, kicking and screaming to avoid death, hoping to create a window of opportunity...
Tuesday’s attacks in Brussels were a stark reminder that terrorism is a major issue confronting the US and the...
When Turkey downed a Russian jet last November, it did so in the hopes of containing Russian efforts in...
On Feb. 24 the United Nations Development Program commemorated its 50th anniversary. Beneath the boisterous celebration of past achievements,...
FPRI takes no positions on the presidential candidates; naturally, our individual scholars do, and we anticipate those positions will...