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U.S. Role in the World
You may recall the diplomatic storm that raged last week when Vice-President Biden visited Israel and was greeted by news of a new construction project in East Jerusalem. Biden and the Obama team reacted as if this was an unprecedented provocation by Israel and a dire threat to Mideast peace. As The New York Times reported: The prospects for peace in the Middle East seemed murkier than ever, as a year’s worth of frustration on the part of President Obama and his aides seemed to boil over in its furious response to the housing announcement, which spoiled a visit to Israel by Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. “What happened to the...
Global HealthEquality and Efficiency
As the inaugural post to 'Global Health', I thought I'd start with a bit of philosophy. A colleague of mine, with a career...
ChildrenIs Giving Genetic?
I stumbled across this piece on IRIN, Is humanitarianism genetic?, looking at various creatures like ants or bees, who ...
BangladeshArguing the Bangladesh-China Summit: China...
Though the second largest economy in Asia, next to Japan, China is the largest investor in teh Bangladeshi economy. Since...
IranEmpires Revisited: Iran and Turkey Adrift...
The following piece was originally published in Iran Times International's annual Special Nowruz Edition. On March 20...
Global Film ReviewProminent Iranian filmmaker detained
Human Rights Watch reported this week that Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi was arrested at his home on Monday, March 1st,...
Law and Security StrategyU.S. Partial To Hamas?
Joel Davis of FPA's U.S. Role in the World blog accuses the U.S. of not being an honest and impartial broker in resolving...
EnergyLithium: A Chance to Challenge The Resource...
As the move toward energy conservation takes hold, lithium for use in ion batteries is destined to play a significant role...
Arguing the Bangladesh-China Summit: Bangladesh's...
There are two ways to look at Bangladesh's approach to friendlier relations on equal terms with China. One is to look at...
Latin AmericaTrade Policy Versus Security Policy: Latin...
The last few weeks have been an intriguing one for Latin America. With the release of a report showing an increase of 150%...
AfricaLinks to Distract You From March Madness
If you are in the United States, the odds are at least decent that you are knee-deep in the NCAA men's basketball tournament....
Cybersecurity and Internet CommunicationsFriday Lazy Linking
Things worthy of note that I haven't written posts on: A fun blow-by-blow of a security researcher warning a bunch...
IsraelA Slave to America?
The recent tiff between the White House and the Netanyahu administration has reignited a long-running debate on the terms...
IraqUpdates on Iraqi Elections
With with 89 percent of the votes counted from the March 7 election, Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki's coalition...
Climate ChangeNuclear "New Yorker"
First of all, I have to apologize for not being so much in evidence here over the past couple of weeks. It's been busy: ...
Middle East MediaIran's Top Filmmaker Detained Indefinitely
Detained Filmmaker Jafar Panahi Earlier this week, Human Rights Watch reported that Iranian film-maker Jafar Panahi...
Human RightsWestern Sahara
For the past couple of days I have been receiving a series of disturbing photos from a part of the world that I had once...
Map Cantankerousness
This week, a series of maps caused the blog-o-sphere to erupt in lively debate over the origins and future of the Israeli-Palestinian...