Ten Days That Shook Tehran
Patrick J. Buchanan: With this suspect election and millions having shown their revulsion of the regime, the legitimacy and integrity of the ayatollahs have been called into question.
Post-war Georgia`s Economic Challenges
Vladimir Papava discusses Georgia`s post-war economic challenges.
Obama Team Ponders New Approach to Pakistan
Richard Weitz looks at president-elect Barack Obama`s efforts to craft a new approach to Pakistan.
Bottom-Up Stimulus
Yossef Ben-Meir suggests that stimulus funding be used at the community level.
Be Good and Grow Rich: Reversing the Economic Meltdown
Frank Kaufmann offers a prescription for the economic meltdown.
United States of Argentina
Philip Jenkings draws on the example of Argentina as a warning to an America that suspends fiscal responsibility.
Russian Arms to Armenia Could Change Azerbaijan`s Foreign Policy
Fariz Ismailzade addresses the impact of Russia`s arms sales to Armenia on Azerbaijan`s foreign policy.
Failure to save East Europe will lead to worldwide meltdown
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard draws attention to the economic crisis in East Europe, which could spiral out of control into a worldwide meltdown.
Taxing The Truth
The Investor Business Daily lays out the truth about recessions.
Nato Confronts Its Eurasian Rivals
Stephen Blank looks at how NATO is responding to the rise of rival defense pacts in Eurasia.
South Ossetia: KGB Backyard in the Caucasus
Konstantin Preobrazhensky looks at South Ossetia as a backyard for the KGB.
Kazakhstan: Evaluating Astana`s Democratization Intentions
Joshua Kucera looks at the controversy surrounding Kazakhstan taking over the OSCE’s helm in the future.
Ten things Turkey can do to end Armenia impasse
Raffi Hovannisian offers a list to help enable an era of regional understanding that countenances neither victims nor victimizers.
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Strategic Aid In Pakistan
Dr. Yossef Ben Meir discusses the Pakistani situation of its displaced people and the importance of strategic aid.
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Western Muslims and Terrorism Prevention
Preventing young Muslims from being lured into terrorism is a vital discussion that is too often ignored.
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Where are the Moderate Muslims?
By Sara Horsfall
The Muslim community needs someone who can mobilize young Muslims to a greater cause, giving voice to a community’s deeper longings.
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NATO Defense Ministers Fight in Vilnus Over Afghanistan
By Richard Weitz
NATO defense ministers fight over Afghanistan
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A Quota Queen for the Court
Pat Buchanan: If the U.S. Senate rejects race-based justice, Sonia Sotomayor will never sit on the Supreme Court.
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A hymen, a veil and France
Mona Eltahawy looks at recent rulings by French courts on cases involving Muslims.
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Arab-Israeli peace: It's not about Olmert, Abbas and Bush
Frank Kaufmann points to the need for more than political forces to bring peace in the Arab-Israeli conflict.
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Shame and Sexual Harassment in Egypt
Mona Eltahawy writes about the shocking level of harassment foreign and Egyptian women face in her homeland.
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Notes on the Credit Crisis of 2007-9
Sam Vankin analyses the financial crises and points to serious problems that can be expected in the bond market.
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On Self-Hate and Fence-Sitting
Mona Eltahawy discusses her reflections as an Arab on the recent conflict in Gaza.
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The Anti-Reagan
Patrick Buchanan writes of his view of Obama as the anti-Reagan.
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Moscow Faces Tough Choices Regarding Iran
Richard Weitz examines Russia's difficult choices in Iran.
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The Clinton Visit to Indonesia: Islam is a Religion
Indonesia was the second visited nation (after Japan) by Secretary of State Clinton on her first ever overseas mission for the Obama administration.
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Bibi and Israel at Dead End
Pat Buchanan discusses the conflict between Israel and Palestine and the possible outcomes.
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Breaking Bibi
Pat Buchanan: In Israel, the betting is that Barack will break Bibi because Israel cannot defy its last great friend, the lone superpower, upon whom it depends for security.
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