The knowledge gap about Middle Eastern culture is big, but there have been some noteworthy attempts to bridge the gap.

‘The Thirty-Year Genocide’ appeals to readers with a limited knowledge of the Ottoman Empire and readers who have a deep understanding of the region and its history.

In just the past few weeks, radical Islamic terror groups have been given an unprecedented opportunity to regroup, rearm, and restart their longstanding jihad

With the Taliban retaking Afghanistan after the U.S. pullout, Central Asia is on edge

The past few weeks have seen a series of talks between Israeli officials and high-ranking U.S. officials, culminating with a meeting between President Biden and Prime Minister Naftali Bennett.

While Afghanistan’s neighbors are quick to be gleeful in view of the Kabul withdrawal and the public relations disaster with U.S. allies, the leaders in this region know full well that the Taliban presents a potential problem.

By Ilan Fuchs, Ph.D.Faculty Member, Legal Studies A few months ago, I wrote an article on the dire economic situation…

The bottom line is: What will happen in the future with China? It seems the ball is in the American court.

Does the fall of Kabul compare to the fall of Saigon with the desperate attempts of so many South Vietnamese to board evacuation flights?