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The Taliban violently dispersed scattered protests for a second day Thursday amid warnings that Afghanistan’s …
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Kabul’s Victors and the Vanquished
Speculation abounds. The end of US-managed rule in the nation called Afghanistan has fueled a …
Read More »The Return of the Taliban 20 Years Later
On August 15, the Taliban arrived in Kabul. The Taliban’s leadership entered the presidential palace, …
Read More »Lapid to Egyptian spy chief: Israel won’t tolerate Gaza rocket fire
Ahead of anticipated trip by Bennett to Cairo, foreign minister and Egypt intelligence official discuss …
Read More »Syria says its air defences intercepted Israeli missiles
Air raids came after Lebanese media outlets had reported low-flying Israeli jets over Beirut. Israeli …
Read More »Erdogan says Turkey will not be “Europe’s migrant storage unit” amid Afghanistan turmoil
President Tayyip Erdogan on Thursday urged European countries to take responsibility for migrants coming from …
Read More »Turkey Scrambles to Salvage Its Influence in a Post-U.S. Afghanistan
Like other foreign powers, Turkey was caught off-guard by the speed of the Taliban’s recent …
Read More »The Known Unknowns of Afghanistan’s Future
The swift return of the Taliban to power has sparked panic in Afghanistan and sent …
Read More »It’s Not Too Late for the United Nations to Act in Afghanistan
The images of humanitarian chaos and the deteriorating situation for women after the swift Taliban …
Read More »America as a Base Nation Revisited
It was the spring of 2003 during the American-led invasion of Iraq. I was in …
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