Former Algerian Defense Minister’s Indictment for War Crimes in Switzerland (Part 2)
The main source of terrorism during the Algerian civil war was elements of the government itself.
Egypt’s Path Winds Toward Democracy
Egypt’s presidential election ought to be celebrated as a great success for the forces of democracy in Egypt and the Arab world.
Probing for Soft Spots in a Terrorist’s Irrational Armor
Terrorists may not be able to reasoned with. But those who put them up to it can be.
Egypt Has Already Experienced Islamic Rule — and Found It Wanting
In part, Egyptians were protesting against President Mubarak’s form of Islam.
The Power of Political Islam
The United States has a real opportunity to encourage Islamists to express their frustrations through peaceful means.
Resilience, Thy Name Is Al Qaeda
Its rejuvenation is no reason to panic — yet again.
What to Do About Somalia
It’s time to accentuate the positive with Somalia.
Ertugrul Kurksu
An interview on anti-Americanism, Islam, and Istanbul.