December 01, 2011
How to Explain the Arab League’s Shocking Decision on Syria?
In March 2009, the Arab League welcomed Sudanese President Omar Bashir at its summit in Qatar. Just weeks earlier, Bashir had been indicted by the International Criminal Court (ICC)—and a warrant issued for his arrest—for war crimes and crimes against humanity in the murder of nearly 500,000 civilians in Darfur. No matter. The Arab League rejected ICC jurisdiction as an illegal violation of Sudanese sovereignty. READ MORE >>
August 20, 2011
Five Things Obama Can (and Should) Do to Topple Assad
July 01, 2011
Why Hezbollah Had a Really Bad Week
April 09, 2011
Step Assad
August 09, 2010
