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Tag Archives: Assad
Syria
What to do with what little influence we still have in and around Syria? Continue reading
Syria, Secularism, and US Policy
In a groundbreaking article, one of our more respected experts on Middle East affairs has proposed that our policy pivot to outright cooperation with Assad’s regime in Syria, the better to campaign more effectively against our mutual enemy the Islamic … Continue reading
To bomb or not to bomb?
A threat ceases to be a threat when it is carried out. Continue reading