In the span of three years, from 1986 to 1989, the Iraqi Military Force killed between 50,000 to […]
Iraq
Basra is a city located in the southeast of Iraq, bordering the countries of Kuwait and Iran. Basra […]
On any given morning, the vibrant but battered city of Mosul is bustling with commercial activity, the liveliness […]
“Common sense will tell us, that the power which hath endeavoured to subdue us, is of all others, […]
This piece introduces a series addressing several issues I saw during my time at a refugee camp in […]
At the ripe age of 12, most American kids are concerned with making friends at school or convincing […]
Why Ayaan Hirsi Ali is wrong. Islam does not need a reformation. The rise of ISIS has created a […]
Turkey’s assistance to the Islamic State goes beyond providing open borders for ISIS militants. By the end of […]
Iraqi army officers made two attempts on the life of the country’s prime minister, Haider Al-Abadi, before being […]
Many thought this day would never come. In an interesting turn of events, negotiations between the United States […]
There is a common refrain in American politics when politicians discuss taking military action in foreign countries. “[insert […]
From The Hurt Locker to Zero Dark Thirty, military combat films have become increasingly controversial in the media. But has political correctness gone too far or can these films divorce politics from art? Staff writers Adora Svitak and Jordan Ash offer contesting views of the Oscar-nominated movie American Sniper.
There has been much talk about the recent shootings in Canada and how it bodes ill for Canadian […]
The Battle between the Turks and Kurds has been raging for years, but it seems the relationship between […]
On October 15th Fox News presented a poll that found 58% of Americans felt “things in the world […]