Middle East Archives - Page 5 of 11 - Harvard Political Review

Author - August 31, 2014

New Kurdish allies may create a legal problem for the United States concerning its terrorism laws.

Author - August 12, 2014

What happens when pro-Palestinian sentiments are too consistently associated with anti-Semitic rhetoric?

Author - July 3, 2014

Kurdistan could be a viable state, but independence from Iraq would be no panacea for the instability caused by ISIS.

Author - June 20, 2014

World Refugee Day serves as a grim reminder of the numerous ongoing struggles that have caused the greatest number of refugees in modern history.

Author - June 15, 2014

Iraq isn’t South Vietnam, but some of the same dynamics are driving U.S. policy.

Author - May 2, 2014

American politicos ally with Israel even when Israel doesn't ally with Israel.

Author - April 20, 2014

Afghanistan's presidential elections could make the final withdrawal of NATO forces much easier and more feasible.

Author - April 13, 2014

"Just like my family, for many Afghans April 5, 2014 was the biggest day of their lives."

Author - April 12, 2014

What a leaked video shows about the Turkish Prime Minister and his expansionist tendencies.

Author - March 12, 2014

In Iran, sanctions have proven to be a dependable foreign policy tool for expressing diplomatic ire without going to war.