The Syrian Civil War makes up a fraction of the nation’s long, rich history.
Road to Damascus: 10th Anniversary of the Syrian Civil War
Shakespeare and Censorship in the UAE
The censorship laws of the UAE have stifled the voices of many; yet, Shakespeare performances within the country are providing an outlet to discuss the taboo.
Three Women You Didn’t Know Paved the Way: Gender Equality Through Sports in Ultraconservative Countries
Afghanistan and Pakistan are among the worst countries to live in as a woman. But there are brave women fighting to change the paradigm through an unorthodox medium — sports.
The Islamist Revolution: A Farce in Farsi
From the mythic princes of Persia to the rogue, anti-American gesturing of the Islamist regime, Iran has long been distant, mysterious, and inaccessible to Americans. Benjamin Brown contextualizes the Islamist Revolution and constructs a portrait of Iran that differs from its belligerent presentation in Western media.
Fact, Fallacy, and Foreign Policy: A Conversation about Israel and the Truth
Foreign Affairs editor Nick Romanow sat down with President of the ZOA Morton Klein ahead of Klein’s recent address at a Texas YCT event last month.
