The Globalist

Since 2000, 50 million women in predominantly-Muslim countries have entered the labor market.

Tensions since Ottomans and Persians led rival empires that fought for control of the Middle East.

The world’s Muslim population is highly concentrated in the Asia-Pacific region.

How the West is implicated in the current fires burning in the Middle East.

The West’s policy in the Muslim world may hearken back to opinions held by leaders from its past.

Syria is the 14th country in the Muslim world to be invaded, occupied or bombed by U.S. forces.

Venerated Fouad Ajami built his true legacy on falsehoods and foolishness.

Our top ten recent features on the Middle East paint a nuanced portrait of the world’s most volatile region.

What lessons can Imperial Spain's travails in the Netherlands teach the United States about Afghanistan?

Has the West failed at its dream of spreading democracy?