A Generation in Revolt
To make good on its promise, this generation will have to continue to stand up and participate -- not just in the moment of protest, but in the building of sustainable institutions for years to come.
To make good on its promise, this generation will have to continue to stand up and participate -- not just in the moment of protest, but in the building of sustainable institutions for years to come.
Aaron Ross | Posted 05.06.2012
Egypt's fractious politics reached the tiny Gulf state of Qatar on Friday night, as a group of protesters was removed from Gharafa Stadium in the capital Doha during the Egyptian national soccer team's match against the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Clarence B. Jones | Posted 04.26.2012
How do we best honor and commemorate the memory of Daniel Pear and the victims of 9/11? By retaliatory vengeance and violence or forgiveness, reconciliation and redemption.
Nathan Gonzalez | Posted 04.16.2012
At some point in the future, Israel must make an effort to become an accepted resident of its own neighborhood, and a Syrian intervention would be the most logical place to start.
Kurt J. Werthmuller | Posted 02.09.2012
What are the possible scenarios for a post-Assad Syria, in both the short- and long-terms, and how is the global community prepared to deal with them?
Jeremy Barnicle | Posted 04.03.2012
Watching the 2012 campaign unfold from a distance, it is clear to me that the American political system has become ridiculous at a time when we really need it to work.
Efraim Chalamish | Posted 04.01.2012
The new regimes in the Middle East, driven by old and new strong Islamist political parties, face an unprecedented challenge. They need to bring years of economic regression to an end.
The Huffington Post | Amy Lee | Posted 01.25.2012
On Jan. 25, 2011, one year ago today, Egyptian protesters began the 18-day uprising that ended in the ejection of President Hosni Mubarak. The even...
Human Rights Watch | Posted 03.23.2012
Human Rights Watch said that firm and consistent international support for peaceful protesters and government critics is the best way to pressure the autocrats in the Middle East and North Africa to end abuses and enhance basic freedoms.
AP | ZEINA KARAM | Posted 03.16.2012
BEIRUT — The U.N. chief demanded Sunday that Syria's president stop killing his own people and said the "old order" of one-man rule and family d...
Bassem Awadallah | Posted 03.11.2012
The Middle East is certainly not the only region to have witnessed such demographic changes; other emerging market economies have successfully harnessed their youth bulges for development. Why should then the demographic transition in the Arab world be feared?
Kurt J. Werthmuller | Posted 01.23.2012
A deft move by the Muslim Brotherhood demonstrates exactly why the organization's party is poised to sweep the country's parliamentary elections, regardless of when they are held.
Yavuz Baydar | Posted 01.22.2012
The critical question for the outside world will be when and how to intervene in Syria, not if. For that, the focus will be whether the episode will develop into a full-scale civil war.
Dr. Josef Olmert | Posted 12.26.2011
By all accounts we are witnessing a political eruption of major proportions in the Arab Middle East. So many superlatives were already used to describe this situation, and the word "historic" is clearly one of the most used. But is it?
Amir Madani | Posted 12.19.2011
In Arab countries, some tyrants are gone but the structures of power remain intact. We are seeing the traditional powers again in the news, posing severe threats to progress and nascent people-power.
Jim Worth | Posted 12.17.2011
The problems in Greece and southern European countries are microcosms of a problem throughout the world; financial destruction caused by a greedy, protected, unregulated banking system.
AP | ALBERT AJI and BASSEM MROUE | Posted 12.13.2011
RASTAN, Syria — Syrian troops clashed Thursday with armed men believed to be military defectors in a southern village and a northwestern town, k...
Jayshree Bajoria | Posted 12.07.2011
The downfall of pro-U.S. Arab regimes in the Middle East, an emboldened Arab public angry at Israel and hostile to U.S. foreign policy, and growing assertiveness of Shiites could benefit Iran's standing in the region.
Ronan Farrow | Posted 05.16.2012