Newsweek
Below the Belt and Road
Corruption and Illicit Dealings in China’s Global Infrastructure
Monographs
War by Other Means
A History of Anti-Israel Boycotts, From the Arab League to BDS
Monographs
Brothers in Arms
The Consolidation of the Turkey-Qatar Axis
Monographs
Iran’s regime stokes more antisemitism amid Gulf tensions, ADL report
"A Persian-language cartoon published by Fars News in April solely blamed the Jewish people or Israel for tightening U.S. sanctions on Iranian energy exports."
Op-eds
Crypto Rogues
U.S. State Adversaries Seeking Blockchain Sanctions Resistance
Monographs
Burning Bridge: The Iranian Land Corridor to the Mediterranean
Monographs
Midterm Assessment: Libya
Evolving Menace
Iran’s Use of Cyber-Enabled Economic Warfare
Monographs
SWIFT Sanctions: Frequently Asked Questions
Memos
Former Treasury Official: Qatar’s Terror Ties Make it a Questionable U.S. Ally
The ongoing terror ties of Qatar, most recently evidenced by its hosting of Hamas’s release of the terror organization’s new political document, make it a problematic ally for...
Op-eds
Fatah-Affiliated Terrorists Training in Gaza for War with Israel
Terrorist belonging to Fatah, the political party led by Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, are training in Gaza in preparation for a war with Israel, veteran Palestinian affairs corr...
Op-eds
Hamas’ Execution of Commander Accused of Being Gay Underscores Internal Divisions
Hamas’ execution of its own commander last month suggests a widening schism among leaders of the terrorist group as well as a loss of authority in the Gaza Strip. Mahmoud Ishtiwi,...
Op-eds
Meet the Shadowy Figure Recruiting for the Islamic State in Afghanistan
... Several reports in the last few days suggest that the Islamic State is now recruiting in southern Afghanistan, the spiritual heart of the Taliban and the site of fierce combat between...
Op-eds
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Extremism Will Continue to Block Peace in Syria
THE EDITORIAL “Peace...
Op-eds
British Lessons
I imagine James Bond is relieved. After all, one can’t very well be “On Her Majesty’s Secret Service” if one is no lon...
Op-eds
Zawahiri’s Revenge
The Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham -- which has now rebranded itself "the Islamic State" (IS) -- is trying to position itself as the new leader of the global jihadist movement. After being...
Op-eds
Terrorist Media Versus the Western Press
Leading journalists and policy-makers debated on Wednesday the issue of terrorist- and regime-controlled media and the ability of Western news organizations to debunk the ubiquitous disinformatio...
Op-eds
Give Paul Ryan His Foreign Policy Due
Eager to discredit Paul Ryan, liberals can’t decide whether to caricature the Republican vice presidential nomine...
Op-eds
Syria, Vogue, and the Apologia of Joan Juliet Buck
It’s now 17 months since Vogue published its cover-story paean to the first lady of Syria, “Asma al-Assad: A Rose in the Desert.” Readers were treated to a profile of A...