Issues of law and ‘lawfare’ are recurrent features of foreign policy debates in the United States

I find it deeply disturbing that while the Chapel Hill tragedy is given marginal media attention except among groups previously worried about Islamophobia and racism

An interview on how to interpret the ghastly murder of three young Muslims living in the North Carolina university town of Chapel Hill

Four developments over the course of the last half-century are radically reshaping the debate on the viability and advisability of forcible intervention as a diplomatic option

American Sniper fails to make any effort at all to understand the experience of this war from the perspective of the Iraqis

Enlarging the context in which the Charlie Hebdo events are understood beyond a highlight film clip in ‘the war on terror’

Perhaps the most hopeful recent development in human affairs is the emergence of Pope Francis as the voice of global conscience

A look st Confessions of a Terrorist: a novel by Richard Jackson

Despite all, we can look to 2015 with some measure of hope, almost exclusively because there seems to be a slow awakening of civil society

The Palestinian future depends on a robust mobilization of global civil society in solidarity with the Palestinian national movement