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  • Having Lunch with Al-Qaeda: Part Two

    Having Lunch with Al-Qaeda: Part Two

    Major Mike Few on how he and his unit brought al-Qaeda's operations in Zaganiyah to an end.

    Robert Tollast

    May 21, 2013

  • Having Lunch With Al-Qaeda

    Having Lunch With Al-Qaeda

    The strange, brutal war in Zaganiyah, Iraq. Part One of a two-part interview with Major Mike Few

    Robert Tollast

    May 17, 2013

  • The Other Effect of Terrorism

    The Other Effect of Terrorism

    Fear of terrorism has driven the U.S. into a financial black hole for the illusion of safety.

    Thomas White

    April 15, 2013

  • The Central African Republic: a Troubled and Divided Nation

    The Central African Republic: a Troubled and Divided Nation

    The Central African Republic continues to count the cost of coups and the legacy of colonialism.

    Oliver Park

    March 31, 2013

  • Inside Jabhat an-Nusrah

    Inside Jabhat an-Nusrah

    The presence of Jabhat an-Nusrah in Syria threatens further turmoil even if Assad falls.

    Haian Dukhan

    March 18, 2013

  • Al-Maliki Plays Regional Power Games in Syria

    Al-Maliki Plays Regional Power Games in Syria

    Iraq's Nouri Al-Maliki frustrates Syrian hopes of a future without Assad.

    Haian Dukhan

    February 10, 2013

  • Lincoln (Steven Spielberg, US, 2012) reviewed by Eléna de Mello Hogarth

    Lincoln (Steven Spielberg, US, 2012) reviewed by Eléna de Mello Hogarth

    Anecdotes aplenty in Spielberg’s long (-awaited) biography of Abraham Lincoln

    Eléna Hogarth

    February 10, 2013

  • Abuse Across the Centuries

    Abuse Across the Centuries

    Voltaire's comment on his own sexual abuse at the hands of Jesuits sounds depressingly familiar.

    David Miles

    February 4, 2013

  • Cameron Fuels the Folly of British Isolationism

    Cameron Fuels the Folly of British Isolationism

    Cameron gambles with Britain's future to placate his unruly Eurosceptic backbenchers.

    David Miles

    January 30, 2013

  • After Authoritarianism: State Development and National Identity in the Middle East

    After Authoritarianism: State Development and National Identity in the Middle East

    The Arab Spring has caused a revolution and evolution of national identity in the Middle East

    Quinn Coffey

    January 29, 2013

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