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Does 2012 mark the last hurrah for a Republican party doomed by demographics, the modernization of social attitudes, and heightened awareness of rising economic inequality? Thomas Edsall, journalism professor at Columbia University and author of the forthcoming The Age of Austerity: How Scarcity Will...
Many Western pundits would like you to believe that the movement behind the Arab Spring consists of nothing more than a few angry young revolutionaries and an army of bearded Islamists. This is, of co...
Last week, Stephen Walt wrote a blog post criticizing Mathhew Kroenig's "Time to Attack Iran" article in this month’s edition of Foreign Affairs. Walt adeptly pokes more than a few holes in Kroenig's argu...
The Baghdad Country Club , by Joshua Bearman, is the story of the one watering hole in the Green Zone during the height of the war's worst years. After several years in country, one soldier of fortune ...
In early 2011, the revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt gave me, and many others, the courage to voice our thoughts without fear or hesitation.
When the tide of Arab Awakening reached Bahrain, I decided I ...
Last week, Washington DC's Kennedy Center hosted the US premiere of “Hannibal Barca,” a symphony by Jaloul Ayed that pays homage to the famed, eponymous military figure of yore. This reference to an epi...
Last week, we released part one of our three-part series The Soundtrack of Revolution: Celebrating #Jan25 Through 25 Music Videos that Gave it Voice . While most of the eight songs featured in our firs...
In the ever-growing canon of Iranian filmmaking , one name unmistakably stands out: Abbas Kiarostami . Since staking out his reputation as an internationally acclaimed director and screenwriter, his film...
With Norway still recovering from the devastating terrorist attack by Christian fundamentalist Anders Behring Breivik last July, a new Norwegian television series called Taxi claims to challenge the e...
Hours after New York police raided Zuccotti Park in Tuesday morning’s wee hours, arresting 140 Occupiers, a 29-year old New York filmmaker stood by the park, protesting for her first time. “There are...
This month, in what is now called Rabin Square, an event took place marking the 16th anniversary of the assassination of Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin at a peace rally by right-wing radical Yig...
Just across the East River, on Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn, a piece of Little Syria alive and well.
Charlie Sahadi runs Sahadi Fine Foods , which his Great Uncle Abrahim started as A. Sahadi and Co. on W...
With Saturday’s South Carolina Primary almost here, the favored Evangelical candidate, Rick Santorum, is running either third or fourth among state Republican voters. He is running behind a Mormon, w...
This content, written by Jacques E. C. Hymans, appeared on the Bulletin on January 17,2012
The long-simmering international crisis over Iran's nuclear ambitions may now have reached a boiling point. Wa...
This content, written by Laura Rozen, appeared on TwitLonger on January 22,2012
One aspect of Newt Gingrich's much-scrutinized history with his second wife Marianne Gingrich that does not seem to have ...