By Michael Cohen
So I'm about to do something decidedly unwise; I'm going to go a bit out on a limb in predicting where things are headed with the US mission in Afghanistan. As you can see from the title above; I have a sneaking suspicion that something has dramatically changed about the national discourse regarding our policy in Afghanistan.
by Alexander Cooley & Lincoln Mitchell, photograph by Dan Uneken
In the impoverished region of Bundelkhand in the northern state of Utter Pradesh, hope
As economic opportunities fail to materialize and unemployment spreads across Western Europe, prospective immigrants decide it's a bad time to move while the recently arrived are return home. All the while, further barriers to immigration are erected to protect the jobs of domestic-born workers.
David A. Andelman sits down with WPI fellow Susan Benesch to discuss free speech, both in Kenya where she has been researching, and in the rest of the globe.
Indonesia’s Islamic authority has forbidden the