Handling Indo-Pak logjam, Punjab CMs on both sides must initiate thaw
There is no better place than Wagah to look for evidence of how badly India-Pakistan relations have eroded. Wagah is the
February 16, 2011
Commentary
Expeditionary Diplomacy Could Save Lives in Sudan
On February 7th, Southern Sudan’s Referendum Commission officially announced that 99% of Southerners voted for secession. The international community has made extraordinary
February 15, 2011
Commentary
More Sign of Warming, but United Nations Climate Change Negotiations Still Cold
By Syed Iqbal Hasnain – The world seems to have taken a step backward in combating climate change in the past year,
February 10, 2011
Commentary
Political Islamist Movements: The Case of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt
Don’t leave your brothers alone in the square (photo) Diaa Rashwan, an expert at the al-Ahram Centre for Political and Strategic
February 9, 2011
Commentary
Governance And Scarcity: The Example Of The Guaranà Aquifer
With water scarcity one of the biggest looming challenges of the 21st century, freshwater management will be crucial in coming years. Nations
February 5, 2011
Commentary
Why Egypt Shut Down the Internet
We have seen this story before: an authoritarian regime is challenged by its youthful population. TV stations are shut down, border security
Beyond Cairo: Prospects for change in the Middle East
This article was first published in The Hill on February 16, 2011. After weeks of excitement and surprise, it is time to