Don\’t write Brotherhood off too soon
(Published in The Daily Star, Lebanon, July 16, 2013) Alejandro Jodorowsy said, “Birds born in a cage think flying is […]
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Pakistan\’s scary quest for roots
WHY IS PAKISTAN being riven by Sunni-Shia and Sunni-Ahmadi strife? A scholar at Columbia University shares his thoughts on the
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Bangladesh\’s epic quest for identity
I’M SADDENED by the bloody mayhem rocking Bangladesh, where I lived and worked through two turbulent decades. Street fights between
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Obama\’s sermon on extremism
President Obama told the U.N. General Assembly that Muslims must shun “extremism” and exercise “tolerance” for their adversaries. He was
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Syria \’extremists\’ scare off U.S.?
The Obama administration knows by now that Russia will not let any action against the murderous Syrian dictatorship get the
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Modern Islam Egypt Islamists\’ goal
“The revolution goes on,” said Mohammed Mursi, on being declared president of Egypt in its first-ever democratic election. He ran
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Bangladesh\’s Islamic modernity
By Mustafa Malik POLASHPUR, Bangladesh – A casualty of your trip to Bangladesh (and many other Muslim countries) could be
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Bibi Obama\’s moral test
By Mustafa Malik The other day Robert Malley said at a Capitol Hill seminar that an Israeli attack on Iran’s
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U.S. policy threatens Pakistan\’s stability
Book Review: Middle East Policy, Washington, D.C.; Fall 2011 By Mustafa Malik THE QUESTION once again: Is Pakistan a ‘failed
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Barhain atop democratic \’volcano\’
By Mustafa Malik For the United States, the Bahraini uprising is more worrisome than most others now swirling in the