The die was cast on the sanctions during the summer of 2009, a senate staffer said, “It was basically understood that sanctions were going to go through.”

Shubnum Khan has something to say.

Husam Zakharia illustrates the meaning of Shaima Alawadi’s murder and Islamophobia.

France’s Muslim minority are the whipping boys in the election campaign, a sign of the deeper issues within the society. Mohamed Merah’s killing spree is merely another product of this.

Four fashion journalists, a specialist in counter-fashion-insurgency and four Hezbollah men take on a Beiruti strip mall.

Is the path straight to their hearts.

A UK show with a promising idea just plays on and perpetuates racial stereotypes.

Max Fisher, an associated editor at The Atlantic recently wrote a piece called: “Stratfor Is a Joke and So Is WikiLeaks for Taking It Seriously.” In this brilliant article by its equally brilliant author, Fisher argues that the release of around five million private emails by the infamous pro-transparency organization is snooze-worthy because Stratfor isn’t all that it’s cracked up to be. [...]

Nabil looks at the issue of unilateral actions by Israelis and, uh, apparently Palestinians?

On Thursday, February 16th 2012, the state of Palestine experienced a national tragedy. Yet even in this politically turbulent landscape where the people are accustomed to the violence and tragic events that accompany 64 years of war, nothing could have prepared them for what happened on that day.

The Academy is 94% white, 77% male and has a median age of 62. Who’s really winning at the end of the night?

But it’s not Libya.

A man with a beard, a mission and a passion.

“We are all Khader Adnan,” they chanted loudly, in hopes that their unified voice is heard beyond the sophisticated, multi-layered prison of the occupied territories.

After 30 years of sowing corruption, monopolizing power, and exploiting the Yemeni people for your own interests and profit, looks like you got away, huh?