by SWJ Editors | Dec 31, 2012 | Monitor
By: SWJ Editors From all of us at SWJ, continue on for a music video…
by Marc Lynch | Dec 31, 2012 | Monitor
2012 has been a difficult year in the Middle East in many, painfully familiar ways: descent into civil war in Syria, political polarization and frustration in Egypt, unrepentant repression in Bahrain, war in Gaza, the U.S. Ambassador’s death in Libya, stalemate...
by Marc Lynch | Dec 31, 2012 | Monitor
or… a requiem for Calvinball With the passage of its controversial constitution through a referendum marred by low turnout, a deeply dysfunctional process, and bitter recriminations on all sides, Egypt’s latest crisis has finally moved on to a new...
by The Long War Journal | Dec 31, 2012 | Monitor
The International Security Assistance Force announced today that “several” insurgents were killed during an Afghan and Coalition force raid in Taliban-infested Kunar province. Following an inquiry by The Long War Journal, ISAF confirmed that the insurgents...
by Paul Hamill | Dec 31, 2012 | Monitor
2012 was an exciting year for ASP. We have written on a wide range of diverse subjects, from Syria, drones, nuclear weapons, climate change, public diplomacy and to analysis on next generation energy issues. As always, our writing is focussed on the analysis of the...
