The two kinds of state solution
After the Gaza war ceasefire, might there be a creative way to ensure peace?
In Japan, slow but steady progress
Becoming the first female prime minister may be a milestone in other countries, for Japanese, her qualifications are more important.
Lessons from the post-WWII refugee crisis
Sheila Fitzpatrick discusses her new book about the mass resettlement of displaced Soviets.
After war with Israel, will Iranians support their regime?
Both nationalism and resistance are surging. Which will endure?
A forgotten vision for Middle East peace
In 1919, the King-Crane Commission on the defunct Ottoman Empire issued a report one historian called ‘one of the great suppressed documents of the peacemaking era.’
