Despite the dire situation of reformers protesting in Tehran's streets, the current U.S. neutral approach to the issue might be exactly the correct one.
By Jenn Young Exclusive for Al Waref To hear the president of the United States speaking words of peace in Arabic and finding a warm reception from Egypt—from the world, tells me that the damage that has been done over the past decade is not irreversible and that the United States and the American public can reaffirm its dedication to tolerance, pluralism, and justice.
Al Waref Press Room Press Release Al Waref’s March figures of the month Dr. Edy Kaufman and Ambassador Professor Manuel Hassassian will be teaching their annual course on “Topics in International Relations: Conflict Resolution, The Israeli-Palestinian Experiment” this summer, July 13th-August 23rd Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:00 pm to 9:20pm.
By Fadel Lamen* Exclusive for Al Waref Pakistan continues to be the common constant in every presidential daily briefing received by President Barack Obama. While the western media and politicians are becoming forever fascinated with pirates of Somalia or Al-Qaeda in Iraq and Afghanistan, Pakistan is on the verge of becoming a “failed State.”
Letter to Secretary of State Mrs. Hilary Clinton in the occasion of the International Day of Hunger-strike launched by American Syrian women on Saturday, 22nd of September,in solidarity with the Syrian people.
By May Kosba* We have a Dream! We dream … of a country full of freedom. The kind of Freedom which speaks to Egyptians' needs and rights, achieves justice, equality, and puts the law above all.
Fresh outbreaks of violence in Iraq have left at least eight people dead, police say, hours after the worst day of sectarian violence in the country for months.