Opinion

The Summit of Europe’s Ineffectiveness

‘An effective Pakistan policy would depend in part on changing US policy. But, in order to be taken seriously by the US, the EU needs

Turkey’s Coup that Failed

"'Sledgehammer’ is but the most recent coup plot to be uncovered, going back to 2003. According to the Turkish daily newspaper Taraf, to which the ...

Jinnah’s Labyrinth

‘There is cruel irony in the observation that in the country which Jinnah created in the name of Islam, that noble faith itself now constitutes ...

Iraq’s Critical Election

‘The security situation in Iraq has deteriorated dramatically over the past six months. Though much of the violence in Iraq over the past six ...

Europe’s Contested Neighborhood

‘Yanukovich’s victory notwithstanding, Ukraine is a country that is becoming more European and gradually moving out of Russia’s orbit in its own chaotic way. Regardless ...

Iran at History’s Fork in the Road

‘These considerations raise the prospect of trying to bring about an alternative future: an Iran with a political leadership that is more moderate at home ...

Mourning Becomes Connected

‘So what does Facebook mean in the face of death? Genes are one way for a person to live on: You can see shadows or ...

The Suzuki Alliance

‘Suzuki’s decision to enter the Indian market turned out to be a resoundingly wise choice. Japan’s population peaked in 2004 and is now falling, while ...

Europe’s Trojan Horse

‘Creating the euro was not a mistake, but it could still be a mistake in the making. The Greek crisis shows that Europe is still ...

The Kingdom and the Afghan Chaos

‘The Saudi regime uses Mecca’s status among Muslims in a calculated way designed to reassert the Kingdom’s paramount status as the Islamic world’s “leading state.” ...

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