WORLD POLICY JOURNAL: You have an interesting take on international health, both from a global and African point of view. From this perspective, I’d like to hear your thoughts on the primary health emergencies facing the world today.
Who Lost Iraq and Why It Matters: The Case for Offshore Balancing
By Christopher Layne
Silence is Golden, Particularly in the Middle East
Jordan is looking a little too much like the autocratic world envisioned in George Orwell’s 1984 of late.
World Policy on Air: Eric Alterman
Eric Alterman, Nation columnist and Senior Fellow at the World Policy Institute for 25 years, discusses President Obama's foreign policy as a dissapointment to liberals, and the President's future challenges both at home and in the Middle East.
Does Europe End at the Bosporus?
On Monday morning, the Financial Times reported (paywall)
Q&A with Eman Mohammed
Eman Mohammed is the only female professional photographer based in the Gaza Strip. The self-taught, 22-year-old Palestinian, whose photographs have appeared in The Guardian and Le Monde, has been covering the Israeli-Palestinian conflict since 2006.
iPad Econ 101
Quarter after quarter, Apple’s earnings reports manage to smash the one previous. How Apple does this has everything to do with its relationship with Foxconn.
