Tag Archives: Lebanon

Will Egypt Today Share the Fate of Turkey in 1911?

By , February 2, 2011 in Globalist Perspective

Why are the parallels between Cairo today and Constantinople a century ago all too obvious and disturbing?

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Will UN Peacekeeping Fall Victim to Budget Cuts?

By , September 23, 2010 in Globalist Perspective

Is United Nations peacekeeping fading away as a result of budget cuts — or are we just settling into a new normal?

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Golan Heights and Shebaa Farms: The Keys to Middle East Peace?

By , July 16, 2010 in Globalist Perspective

Could reaching an agreement on these disputed territories give the peace process the push it desperately needs?

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An American in Poland, Anno 1983: In Warsaw (Part IV)

By , November 26, 2009 in Globalist Perspective

What kind of restrictions were placed on the Polish people in 1983?

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The Middle East or the Middle World?

By , June 17, 2009 in Globalist Bookshelf

From the Persian highlands, isn’t the Middle East viewed as the Middle West?

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Iran’s Mullahs, Money and Militias

By , July 21, 2008 in Globalist Paper

How does Iran exert its influence in the Middle East?

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A Leaderless Global Order?

By , June 19, 2008 in Globalist Perspective

Should regional players combine to give the United States a much-needed reprieve from global disorder?

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How Muslims View the West

By , April 17, 2008 in Globalist Bookshelf

How do the differing mindsets of Westerners and Muslims explain tensions between the two groups?

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The Future of the Middle East

By , March 27, 2008 in Globalist Bookshelf

How has the Middle East changed over the last decade — and what does the future hold for the region?

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An Opening for Peacekeepers in Israel?

By , June 7, 2007 in Globalist Perspective

Is Israel finally overcoming its objections to international peacekeepers?

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