The non-communicable disease paradox
By Martin Tobias WELLINGTON: Albert Einstein is reputed to have said that “everything…
Afghanistan’s terrorized women
By Mohammed Musa Mahmodi KABUL: Recently, the Afghan Independent Human Rights Commission (AIHRC)…
Crossroads: The Egyptian revolution one year on (Part 2)
By Tamer Bahgat and Khalid El-Sherif Purported analogies have been drawn with the…
The truth about negotiations
By Alexios Arvanitis ATHENS: When people and countries negotiate, they often talk about…
How do we know if and when the two-state solution is no longer feasible?
By Ghassan Khatib With the passing of time, discussion over the permanence of…
An Indonesian’s hopes for the US role in the Asia Pacific
By Singgih Nugroho SALATIGA, Indonesia: US President Barack Obama's November visit to Bali…
The Eurozone’s strategy of pain
By Jean Pisani-Ferry BRUSSELS: For the third year in a row, the Eurozone…
The Arab Spring is an opportunity for Israel
By Natalia Simanovsky TEL AVIV: The Israeli government and security establishment are viewing…
Calling it Sharia shouldn’t make it scary
By Jon Pahl PHILADELPHIA: What’s so scary about Sharia, or Islamic legal principles?…
Demilitarizing Muslim politics
By Shahid Javed Burki ISLAMABAD: Can Muslim governments free themselves from their countries’…