Syrian Refugees Are Stuck at the Intersection of the Algeria-Morocco Rivalry
Syrian refugees have faced closed doors in the increasingly anti-immigrant West, particularly amid elections with populist candidates championing…
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Could Trumpism Take Root in Canada?
The Muslim massacre in Quebec may point to a deeper schism among our neighbors to the north.
How France’s Alleged Police Rape Case Could Swing a High-Stakes Election
Whatever courts in the #JusticePourThéo case rule, analysts fear the incident may embolden the French — and global — populist far right.
Once More: What Was Marine Le Pen Doing Getting Coffee at Trump Tower?
The objective of last week’s coffee chat is as unclear as Marine Le Pen’s stance on Donald Trump…
Turkey’s Battle From Within
Why the institutional Islamism that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has pursued for decades is no protection against violent Islamism.
Legislators Must Recognize How Central Gender Is to Security Policy
Until policymakers recognize how central gender is to every security policy and issue, we will continue to live…
Why François Hollande Won’t Run for Re-Election in 2017
And what to make of his indictment of the xenophobia plaguing Europe’s left.
François Hollande Won’t Seek Second Term
In a televised speech on Thursday, President François Hollande announced that he would not run for re-election in…