Tag Archives: sectarianism

Iraq on the Mend?

By , May 10, 2018 in Global HotSpots

In the upcoming Iraqi election, Sunni Muslims may emerge with a sense of being part of Iraq’s political process and future.

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Ending Iraq’s Humanitarian Crisis

By , August 8, 2017 in Global HotSpots

The Iraqi people must rise above sectarianism and chart their own destiny.

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The Muslim World’s Struggle to Counter Militancy

By , May 25, 2017 in Global HotSpots, Global Pairings

The real downsides of Donald Trump’s choice in Saudi Arabia to prioritize commerce at the expense of principle.

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The U.S.-Syria Scandal: Supporting Sectarian War

By , September 2, 2016 in Global HotSpots, Global Pairings

Senior Obama administration officials were aware from 2012 that a war to overthrow Assad would inevitably become a sectarian bloodbath.

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Default and the Sectarian Temptation: America’s Achilles’ Heel

By , August 4, 2011 in Globalist Analysis

How has sectarianism caused the United States to run suicidal risks — repeatedly and unnecessarily?

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President Sadr: America’s Last, Best Hope?

By , August 13, 2007 in Globalist Perspective

Could the only remaining hope for a peaceful Iraq lie with Moqtada Sadr?

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