Defense Minister Laurent Fabius sees a French role in a U.N. intervention force. Policy analyst Judith Miller gives us her take.
Blouin Video: France, the U.N., and Mali
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Monthly Archives: February 2013
“President Mohammed Hosni”
Mahmoud Abbas’s Morsi name gaffe is hardly inapt from the standpoint of the Egyptian president’s opponents.
China-Japan tensions still there, though the world’s eyes may not be
Complacency about this continuing and continuingly nasty diplomatic row only makes the dispute less likely go away.
Ahmadinejad goes to Cairo
Iran stands to benefit from a resumption in diplomatic relations with the Arab world’s most populous country. The upside is far less clear for Egypt.
Government solution to food insecurity in Egypt? Eat less.
This recent food insecurity echoes an explosive problem from 2011.
Blouin Video: China’s pollution problem
Despite laws and regulations, China’s environmental crisis continues to grow.
Civil marriage debate in Lebanon exposes sectarian fears
The issue of legalizing civil marriage is back in the national spotlight after the recent, non-religious, marriage of a Muslim couple.
Whatever happened to CBS?
The one-time platinum network has lost its shine.
Malala is back: 15-year-old Pakistani activist speaks out
After being shot by Taliban militants on her schoolbus, young activist Malala Yousafzai became a role model for girls worldwide.
Egypt opposition activist allegedly tortured to death
Death of Mohammed el-Gindy recalls incident that helped spark 2011 revolution.
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