The past is relevant only as long as it remains connected to the present. […]
The vanishing potential of Gambia’s truth commission
What’s next for India’s farmers?
After the success of a year-long protest in the capital, a return to the land brings resolve to pursue real reforms. […]
THE CABLE PODCAST: Do Russians really want war?
Denis Volkov talks with Gregory Feifer and Jonathan Katz. […]
Engelsberg Ideas: Gregory Feifer on misunderstanding Russia
Dealing with Putin requires acknowledging the 19th-century origins of his 21st-century threats. […]
Elegy for Syria’s exiled elderly
Retirees in the diaspora find a community along Turkey’s Mediterranean coast. […]
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Is time running out for American democracy?
Liz Hempowicz and Bruce Stokes talk with Gregory Feifer and Jonathan Katz. […]
A presidential election in The Gambia stokes fears about ‘tribalism’
How the winner politicized an ‘anti-tribalist’ message. […]
Webinar video: Africa’s Sahel
An ICWA-Network 20/20 discussion with Hannah Armstrong, Ibrahim Yahaya Ibrahim and Leonardo Villalon. […]
US military operations reflect Greece’s strategic significance
Attitudes toward Americans are changing with bilateral cooperation and opportunities for locals. […]
The hustle of Syrian hawalas
The system of financial remittances provides an economic lifeline to the war-ravaged country, but it’s coming under pressure. […]