Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, June/July 2025, pp. 30-32 Special Report By Faisal Kutty THE DESTRUCTION of Gaza ...

Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, June/July 2025, pp. 36-37 Special Report By John Gee OVER A HUNDRED YEARS ago, the city of Gaza was devastated ...

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Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, June/July 2025, p. 81 CATHERINE BAKER invited guests to her Bethesda, MD, home on April 27 for a ...

Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, June/July 2025, pp. 80-81 MOHSEN MILANI, a professor at the University of South Florida, joined the ...

THE WOODROW Wilson International Center for Scholars held a May 1 event at its Washington, DC offices to explore the impact the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan in 2014 will have on Pakistan ...

APRIL MAY well have turned out to be the cruelest month for many on the divided island of Cyprus, as Turkish and Greek Cypriots voted in opposite directions on the latest U.N.-brokered reunification ...

WITH NEARLY 6 MILLION AMERICANS UNEMPLOYED, and regular bouts of layoffs in the U.S. tech industry, major American tech companies like Google, Microsoft and Intel Corporation are nonetheless moving ...

IN RECENT YEARS, there has been an effort to redefine “anti-Semitism” to include not simply bigotry toward Jews and Judaism, but also criticism of Israel and Zionism. In May 2022, Jonathan Greenblatt, ...

SUMMER IS THE SEASON when many Christian denominations in North America hold a major conference to reaffirm their faith, discuss issues of the day, attend workshops, and review and set policies. At ...

“WE COULD HEAR the sea and wind at night, and it terrified my children to think of the damage it was doing just outside our house,” says Amal Ashour, a 42-year-old mother of five who was born and ...

ACCORDING TO the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), 4 million of Libya’s estimated population of 6.5 million people will face serious water shortages. Like many other countries in the Middle ...