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Ideology of Pakistan by Aparna Pande
Daily Times (Pakistan)
April 15, 2013
What
the
Pakistani
establishment
fears
the
most
is
not
military
defeat
by
India
but
…
The Silent Exodus of Syria's Christians by Nina Shea
NRO's The Corner Blog
February 8, 2013
In
Syria's
rebellion,
no
religious
or
ethnic
group
has
been
spared
horrific
levels
of
…
Where's the Outcry for Syria? by Naser Khader
Jyllands-Posten (Denmark)
December 10, 2012
Recently
the
conflict
between
Israel
and
Hamas
has
brought
into
focus
the
many
innocent
…
Pakistan's Endgame in Afghanistan? by Aparna Pande
Huffington Post
December 3, 2012
As
preparations
for
the
American
draw
down
from
Afghanistan
get
underway,
there
appears
to
…
Losing Petraeus, Losing Iran by Lee Smith
Tablet Magazine
November 14, 2012
The
still-unraveling
scandal
that
has
forced
the
resignation
of
CIA
Director
David
Petraeus
has
…
Syrian Chemical Weapons—A Threat to Israel? by Max Singer
Times of Israel
November 8, 2012
The
fighting
in
Syria
is
not
likely
to
end
until
there
is
a
decisive
…
Will Jordan Be Next to Fall? by Lee Smith
Tablet Magazine
October 11, 2012
On
Wednesday,
U.S.
Defense
Secretary
Leon
Panetta announced that
the
United
States
was
sending
a
small
…
The Video Didn't Do It by Lee Smith
The Weekly Standard
September 24, 2012
It
was
bad
enough,
two
years
ago,
that
Defense
Secretary
Robert
Gates
called
fringe
…
Hope Yet for Libya by Ann Marlowe
Wall Street Journal Europe
September 19, 2012
Derna,
Libya--The
deadly
Sept.
11
attacks
in
Benghazi
should
not
lead
Americans
to
think
…
Defending the First Amendment in the 21st Century by Harold Furchtgott-Roth
Media & Communications Policy
September 18, 2012
On
September
11
and
the
following
days,
violent
mobs
attacked
Americans
and
American
property
…
Manipulated Outrage and Misplaced Fury by Husain Haqqani
Wall Street Journal
September 14, 2012
The
attacks
on
U.S.
diplomatic
missions
this
week—beginning
in
Egypt
and
Libya,
and
moving
…
Fatal Arab Spring by Seth Cropsey, Douglas J. Feith
NRO Symposium
September 13, 2012
What
does
the
deadly
violence
against
U.S.
officials
in
Libya
and
Egypt
say
about
…
Reading the Benghazi Embassy Attack by Ann Marlowe
World Affairs Journal Blog
September 12, 2012
This
morning's
attack
on
the
US
Consulate
in
Benghazi
by
a
Muslim
extremist
group
…
U.S. Embassy Favors Religious Feelings over Free Speech, Attacked Anyway by Nina Shea
NRO's The Corner Blog
September 11, 2012
The
U.S.
Embassy
in
Cairo
has
posted
on
its
homepage a
special
message for
9/11
today.
…
Why Rachel Corrie Went to Gaza by Lee Smith
Tablet Magazine
September 5, 2012
Last
week
an
Israeli
court dismissed the
civil
lawsuit
brought
by Rachel
Corrie's
parents,
ruling
that
the
…
Why Romney Won't Strike Iran by Lee Smith
Tablet Magazine
August 22, 2012
Republican
foreign-policy
circles
have
hailed
Mitt
Romney's
choice
of
Wisconsin
Congressman
Paul
Ryan
as
…
Palestine's Biggest Obstacle by Lee Smith
Tablet Magazine
August 9, 2012
What's
holding
back
Palestinian
society?
In
the
wake
of
Mitt
Romney's speech last
week
in
Jerusalem,
…
No Sanctuary for Assad by Lee Smith
The Weekly Standard
July 30, 2012
As
we
go
to
press,
Bashar
al-Assad
seems
to
be
losing
Damascus,
as
he
…
Syria's Christians, Caught in the Middle of Worsening Crises by Kurt Werthmuller
The Huffington Post
July 27, 2012
Several
months
ago,
I
expressed
(here
and
here)
several
important
concerns
related
to
Syria's
…
Turkey: Forgotten Ally in a Forgotten War by Richard Weitz
RealClearWorld
July 27, 2012
Much
has
been
made
recently
of
the
unique
and
ascendant
role
Turkey
is
playing
…
Cause for Celebration in Syria by Lee Smith
Tablet Magazine
July 25, 2012
After
last
week's bomb
blast in
Damascus,
which
killed
four
top
Syrian
security
and
military
officials,
…
Obama's Fantasy World by Lee Smith
The Weekly Standard
July 23, 2012
The
White
House
wants
you
to
know
there's
much
more
to
Obama's
foreign
policy
…
After Veto, What China Can Still Do to Ease Assad Out by Richard Weitz
The Diplomat
July 20, 2012
China's
decision
to
join
Russia
in
vetoing
a
UN
Security
Council
resolution
that
could
…
Obama Lets the UN Tie His Hands on Syria by Douglas J. Feith
Wall Street Journal
July 16, 2012
To
retain
power
in
the
face
of
a
popular
revolt,
Syrian
dictator
Bashar
al-Assad
…
A Triumph for Democracy in Libya by Ann Marlowe
Wall Street Journal
July 11, 2012
I
was
surprised
and
touched
to
receive
holiday
greetings
from
Libyan
friends
around
the
…