Comments Lebanon (waste management) crisis – August 2015 (as of 24 Aug)
The country's extremist problem goes way beyond ISIS. And unless the state fixes its governance troubles, it will have to fight this war all over again
Some people asked me why I did not comment yet on the decision to extend the mandate of the current Lebanese parliament. The truth is that
Just six months ago, I was having a traditional Iraqi dinner with a friend in a building overlooking the Tigris River. But this was no ordinary Iraqi, and our surroundings were hardly luxurious.
Lebanon’s parliament failed to elect a successor within the constitutional timeframe before President Michel Suleiman’s term expired on May 25. Elie Abouaoun, the director of Middle East programs for the U.S.
Tunisia and Libya recently took diverging tracks in their political transitions. A USIP field mission to both countries to meet with political and civil society leaders
Dans la foulée des révoltes arabes en 2011, les jeunes Syriens ont pu initier un mouvement de protestation en vue d’instaurer un régime démocratique en
While some analysts perceived Rouhani’s presidential victory as a subtle maneuver, others looked at it as a belated fulfillment of the 2009 “Green Revolution.”