Over 200 years we have watched with a mixture of fascination and horror the explosion of population in most parts of the world. In the 1960s and 70’s many...
The Egyptian writer, Naguib Mafooz, was born to a humble family in the Fatimid quarter of Cairo. He was bequeathed with the name of the Coptic physician who assisted...
There are two men running for president and one lone woman. Both men have been carried away by the madness of crowds. The truth is we don't know what...
“I can never accept any handouts. Not money, not food, nothing. What kind of a man would I be if I fed my family with that I have not...
After the United States' recent diplomatic effort of trying to prevent general adherence to China's Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), U.S. officials and policy makers have been under immense...
"ISIS is not an existential threat to the United States”, President Barack Obama told Jeffrey Goldberg of Atlantic magazine recently. What becomes clear in this long article, much of...
Except for the Nehru and Indira Gandhi era, India’s diplomacy was more reactive and passive after independence toeing the non-aligned movement (NAM) spirit. In fact, Narshimha Rao's Congress government...
Prologue: To understand the Cult of the Unicorn, the journalist asks the reader to join her in the eagle's nest. My aerie is five feet in diameter with a...
We were standing in Hiroshima looking at a stone wall. All there was to see was a shadow of a man. It had been etched into the wall at...
The debate over the extent to which the international media serves elite interests or alternatively plays a powerful role in shaping minds is dogged with curious interest. Some attribute...
The Abolition of the Caliphate: A Missed Opportunity for Global Stability The abolition of the Ottoman Caliphate in 1924 marked...
Turkey’s Energy Strategy: Balancing Renewable Resources and Global Demand Turkey’s strategic location as a bridge between Europe and Asia has...