Middle East – Page 35

Cuba and Iran: A New Era for American Diplomacy?

January 26, 2015 Sara 0

President Obama has taken charge of “trying something different” with Cuba and Iran by initiating discrete and patient diplomatic approaches with two of America’s most ……Read More

Closing Our Eyes to Human Rights Issues in Saudi Arabia

January 23, 2015 Tyler Perry 0

Since September 11th, 2001, governments around the world have taken steps to reduce the threat of terrorism and, as we found out through the revelations ……Read More

The Growing Threat of al-Qaeda and Its Affiliates

January 20, 2015 Tyler Perry 0

With terrorism and terrorists making headline news relatively frequently over the past few months, it appears like terrorism is on the rise again, 13 years ……Read More

Rouhani Takes Hardliners Head-On to Bring Iran Out from the Cold

January 19, 2015 Sara 0

President Hassan Rouhani did the unthinkable. At Iran’s first annual National Economy Conference on Sunday, he threatened the country’s hardliners with a referendum. “It will ……Read More

ISIS Instructional Guide for the Treatment of Female Slaves

January 17, 2015 Tyler Perry 0

Thanks to the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI), we have a translation of a document that was posted on an ISIS Until a link ……Read More

The History and Significance of al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula

January 14, 2015 Tyler Perry 0

While most of us have heard a great deal about al-Qaeda, particularly since September 11, 2001, the group's offshoot, al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), ……Read More