Will Yemen kick-off the “War of the Two Blocs?”
There is a lot of media confusion about what is going on in Yemen – and the broader Middle East Continue reading
There is a lot of media confusion about what is going on in Yemen – and the broader Middle East Continue reading
Ten years ago this week, one million Lebanese – a quarter of Lebanon’s population – congregated in downtown Beirut at Continue reading
Rossiyskaya Gazeta, October 15, 2014 by Ivan Yegorov “The sobering up of the Ukrainians will be harsh and painful” In an interview Continue reading
Translated into Turkish here. It is difficult to find US officials directly claiming that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad is in league with the Continue reading
Update: The White House on Saturday said Vice President Joe Biden “apologized for any implication that Turkey or other allies Continue reading
The airwaves are still heaving with spin two days after US airstrikes against Syria. Undoubtedly the attacks were timed to Continue reading
Former US Ambassador to Syria Robert Ford said in an interview yesterday to PBS Newshour: “We need – and we Continue reading
The recent high-drama nuclear negotiations in Geneva were riveting, to be sure. Old foes shuttled between conference rooms, chatted amiably Continue reading