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A Not So Slow Genocide
While the world is appropriately focused on the massive humanitarian crises in places like Syria and Mosul and South Sudan,...
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In First, Israel To Boost West Bank Power While Gazans Suffer
Israel Electric Corp. and the Palestinian Authority have reached an agreement on Monday to boost Israeli electrical supply to the...
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ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi Was Killed, Observatory Claims
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights has claimed that it confirmed the death of Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi....
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Tillerson: Turkey-U.S. Ties Are On The Mend
In a 2-day visit to Turkey, top American diplomat signaled recovery of relations with the NATO ally, which has been...
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Turkey’s Opposition Emboldened After March, Faces Rocky Road Ahead
When main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) leader set his foot in Istanbul on Sunday, walking the last one mile...
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US Diplomatic Surge In Afghanistan Is Poised To Make It Worse
To say the U.S. does not have a stellar track record when it comes to Afghan politics would be an...
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Opposition Leader Demands Justice For All At Istanbul Rally
More than a million of people gathered in Istanbul on Sunday to demand justice, marking the culminating of 250-mile long...
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Nigeria’s Kidnapped Kids Are Often Its Forgotten Victims
A tired voice on the other end of the phone line. “We are all suffering from trauma,” a woman says....
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Trump Meets Putin With No Agenda, Reset Unlikely
When U.S. President George W. Bush recalled his first meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in 2001, he famously said:...
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Gulf Crisis Remains Unsolved As Qatar Rejects Ultimatum
Qatar, the host of the biggest U.S. military base in the Middle East, has dismissed 13-point ultimatum by Saudi-led Arab...
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North Korea Successfully Tests Missile That Could Hit Alaska
North Korea declared on Tuesday that it had successfully test-fired an intercontinental ballistic missile for the first time, drawing rebuke...
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When Israel’s Celebration Becomes Palestinian Grief
JERUSALEM -- A few weeks ago, I woke to the sight of the Jerusalem Light Rail – which passes through...
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Venezuela’s Real Problem Is Financial
CARACAS -- Massive protests in Venezuela’s largest cities against President Nicolas Maduro are now reaching more than 80 days, and...
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Syrian Kurds Vow To Drive Out Turkey-backed Rebels
Syrian Kurdish militants have promised to clear a northern Syrian territory held by Turkey-backed rebels, warning that Turkey will be...
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Should Our Faces Define Who We Are?
To date, there have been over 30 face transplants performed worldwide, dating back to 2005. Public opinion has shifted dramatically,...
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Turkey’s Academics Unwillingly Embrace Silence
The day after Turkey voted in a referendum to enact a Venezuelan-style presidential system in mid-April, Professor Yasemin Gursoy returned...
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Here’s How Much Trump’s White House Officials Earn
The White House has released its annual report to Congress, listing salaries of President Donald J. Trump's Executive Office staff....
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Trump’s ‘Maintenance’ Strategy Unlikely to Break Afghan Stalemate
Historians often quip that Afghanistan is a graveyard of big empires. From Alexander the Great to the British Empire and...
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