IA-Forum interviews NYT’s reporter, Carlotta Gall, on her new book, The Wrong Enemy, and her thirteen years of reporting on Afghanistan, Pakistan, and North Africa. By Cynthia Iris (04/14/020...
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Do Taliban Threaten the Region?
Author examines the Taliban and their intentions in Central Asia. By Kashi N. Pandit. (04/09/2014)
Afghan peace talks are bounded by many stakeholders. How are they involved and how does Karzai play into the situation? By Dr. Kashi N Pandita. (02/26/2014)
New Issue of International Affairs Forum: Professor Robert M. Stern, Goldman School, UC-Berkeley
A look inside the latest issue of International Affairs Forum (Taylor&Francis), an interview with Professor Emeritus Robert M. Stern. (International Affairs Forum, 01/2014)
Have US/Russia Cold War tactics returnsd? Essay argues that Russia has had two Cold War pressing tactics against the US during the Syrian crisis: Nuclear Power, and Replacing America. By Prof. Moha...
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The Syrian Kurds: A House Divided
Featured in Marine Corps University Journal. By Winston Harris.
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Iran Nuclear Deal: On the way to political transformations or united for the political game?
What are the hopes for the Iran nuclear deal? By Serine Ayriyan. (12/15/2013)
Unilateral Humanitarian Intervention in Syria and the Law of Use of Force: The US or the UN?
Legally, can the use of force on the basis of humanitarian grounds be used in Syria? By Henok Gabisa. (09/11/2013)
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Calling Off America’s Bombs
It is time for the US to help stop the killing in
Syria. That means abandoning the fantasy that
it can or should determine who rules in the
Middle East, says Jeffrey Sachs ( 09/07/2013, Project Syn...
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Even In Afghanistan, Separate Is Not Equal
Are US/NATO efforts to empower women and equalize Afghan society undercut by the segregation policies of their own camps and insensitivity to local staff? By Jade Wu. (first appeared in Peace and Co...
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Overpopulation – the Forgotten Question
As overpopulation issues mount, the greatest impacts are on developing countries. By Anuradha Kataria. 07/12/2013
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Pushing the Boundaries: Challenging Censorship in Today's China
Does a more interconnected China spell the decline of government censorship? By Sophie Beach. (05/21/2013)
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High Council for the Azawad: A New Opportunity for Peace in Mali?
Parallels to Northern Ireland for achieving peace in Mali? By Dr. Christos Kyrou. (05/07/2013)
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Critical Similarities and Differences in SS of Asia and Europe
Policy paper offers several policy incentives why the largest world’s continent must consider creation of the comprehensive pan-Asian institution. By Prof. Anis H. Bajrektarevic. (05/02/2013)
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Not (Only) Assad’s Fault: The Military Effect in Syria
Would removing Assad actually change to the plight of Syria? By Ore Koren. (04/08/2013)
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The Leadership Sagacity
What lies ahead for a China under Xi Jingping? By Jainisha Chavda. (03/20/2013)
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How Tehran Stopped Worrying and Learned to Love the Bomb
How did Iran's nuclear policy evolve and what is the policy outlook for the 2013 elections? By Anne-Laure Barbosa. (03/21/2013)
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Could two become one?
Israel’s right, frustrated Palestinians and
assorted idealistic outsiders are talking of
futures that do not feature a separate
Palestinian state. It is a mistake. (03/16/2013, The Economist)
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