ByMICHAEL FREUND With the fall of Kabul into the hands of the Taliban just shy of the 20th anniversary of
Probably not. But after a year of stalemate, even old faces are better than none. By Zinya Salfiti Lebanon finally
By RAGHIDA DERGHAM The rehabilitation of Syrian President Bashar Al Assad with the help of his ally Russia has reached
The country’s desperate citizens are increasingly investing their hopes in a U.S. government that has other priorities. By Anchal Vohra,
By Lina Mounzer BEIRUT — I never thought I would live to see the end of the world. But that
Syria said on Saturday that it welcomed Lebanon’s request to import via its territory electricity that is produced in Jordan
All the eyes of the relatives of the victims of the Beirut Port blast are focused on the next step
Through its misuse of military power, the United States has made a terrible mess in Afghanistan The time to clean
By Antonio Giustozzi The group’s hardline beliefs are unchanged, but coalition partners and regional powers may be moderating influences The
From gas lines to medicine shortages, Lebanon is suffering the fallout of years of political and financial corruption. By Saree Makdisi
