Kurdish fiasco \’America first\’ cause
WHEN PATRICK HENRY vowed to “live free or die,” he couldn\’t have known about today’s Kurdish dilemma in Iraq. Two […]
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No \’cakewalk\’ to Pyongyang, please
ON WEDNESDAY I was about to head out to a seminar on cyber security at Wilson Center in Washington when
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Erdogan\’s hello to Egyptians
THAT WAS A second in Turkish history. Democratic forces, led by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, overwhelmed Turkish military units that
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\’Radical Islam,\’ Islam, liberalism
The U.S. Army chief of staff, Gen. Mark Milley, appears to be out of sync with his commander-in-chief on the
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How Islamic \’Islamic terrorists\’?
It was bloodcurdling! On Friday night when I saw on my television screen Islamic State terrorists mowing down unsuspecting Parisians,
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\’Islamic bomb\’ scare, again!
“Persuading Pakistan to rein in its nuclear weapons program should be an international priority. “The major world powers spent two
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Manufacturing an \’existential threat\’
Here’s a searing expose of the ominous U.S.-Israeli narrative about Iran’s nuclear program. It shows how American neocons and the
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Struggle for Bangladesh\’s cultural soul
SYLHET, Bangladesh: Is modernity finally putting brakes on the Islamization campaign in Bangladesh? Is it eroding the nation’s ethnic culture?
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Women in the West\’s blind spot
\’Why does the world ignore violence against Arab women?\’ PovertyMatters blog, The Guardian, London (link below). I DON\’T THINK “the world,”
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Let EU rein in Egypt\’s military junta
The Obama administration has become the butt of jokes around the world for playing with words to avoid describing Mursi’s ouster by the military as a coup.