Bringing the Promised Democracy to Iraq

The US presidential campaign debate on Middle East policy has focused disproportionately on the response to the Islamic State.

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Egypt Uses Soccer to Polish Its Image

Sports may, for now, prove to be a way for President Sisi to engage with Egyptian youth.

An Egyptian businessman with close ties to Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, the general-turned-president, has submitted a bid for the broadcasting rights of the Confederation of African Football (CAF).

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Libya Instability to Persist as Challenges Mount

The successful no-confidence vote in the Government of National Accord on August 22 has led to renewed political uncertainty in Libya.

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Angry and Stupid Put Us All at Risk

Angry and stupid is a dangerous combination for America and the world.

I have decided that my life matters, so I can’t countenance a Donald Trumpvictory and another Republican Congress.

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The Philippine “Punisher” Could Be a Man of Peace

How has Rodrigo Duterte fared as president of the Philippines 100 days after taking office?

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is hitting headlines for all the wrong reasons. He has threatened to pull the Philippines out of the United Nations (UN); he has ridiculed diplomats; he is unapologetic for making rape jokes; and the most serious case against him is his alleged involvement in the spate of drug-related extrajudicial killings across the country.

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Pulling the UK Out of Europe is No Easy Task

As former Prime Minister John Bruton explains, the more closely the UK government looks at its options, the longer it may take to decide when to trigger Article 50.

Disengaging the United Kingdom from the European Union (EU) will be like undoing all the stitching of a patchwork quilt, and then re-stitching some parts together while making a new quilt with the rest.

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