War and Peace

Looking at Ethno-nationalism as a leading reason fighters choose to join ISIS

Viewing ISIS as a global phenomenon that is able to have both local and a universal appeal thanks, in part, to its multifaceted narrative.

A member of the Atlantic Council of Georgia responds.

Yaman Alqadri tells her story.

As Bashir announces plans to attend the UN Sustainable Development Summit, questions arise as to how America ought to respond

In reaction to the possible bombing campaign against ISIS.

Four years after the ousting of violent dictator Muammar Gaddafi, the country continues to battle for stability.

Children across the world are facing a new generation of humanitarian crises

How did Yemen fall over the brink?

The writer M.C. Armstrong was embedded with U.S. soldiers in Iraq when a military contractor divulged a secret about Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction.