Romney should draw more lessons from Sec. of State George Marshall’s example.
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A War of Words? Reply
It’s that time of year again.
Last week, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s annual trip to the United Nations set off a string of reactions in the familiar choreography of the Iranian-Israeli Cold War (cont.)
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From Israeli Eyes: Davutoglu and the Iceberg Reply
Understanding the mechanics of the Turkish foreign policy process — and how that process is viewed by Israelis — means understanding Ahmet Davutoglu. More…
Defining and Defying Strategy 1
The problem with Mitt Romney’s Middle East platform isn’t the strategy, but what the strategy would miss. More…
Winter is Coming 1
A Turkish winter looks to confront an Arab Spring, and it’s coming with unexpected consequences for the region. More…
Saudi Arabia’s Free Ride Reply
Saudi Arabia gets a pass while Israel keeps its greatest rival in check. More…
Toeing the “Red Line” 1
Israel and Saudi Arabia prepare to face a shared enemy. More…
The Crisis Within Reply
Israel’s failed efforts at conscription reform highlight a wider demographic dilemma.
This is the first in a series of installments that will highlight the different demographic issues facing the countries of the Near East — and their implications on the region as a whole. More…
The Pragmatism of Iraqi Kurdistan Reply
The Kurds of Iraq and Syria are seeking greater autonomy. How to achieve that autonomy is another matter.
This is part two of a two-part series by Senior Editor J. Dana Stuster discussing the issues facing Kurdistan. More…
Syria’s Kurds Seize Autonomy 1
The Kurds of Iraq and Syria are seeking greater autonomy. How to achieve that autonomy is another matter. This is the first in a two-part series on Kurdistan by Senior Editor J. Dana Stuster. You can read the second piece here tomorrow. More…
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