El-Sisi in the Media
American media coverage of Egyptian president Abdel Fattah el-Sisi splits along party lines.
American media coverage of Egyptian president Abdel Fattah el-Sisi splits along party lines.
Every day, three or four films, made on an average of 12,000 U.S. dollars each, come out of Nollywood.
Operation Euphrates Shield has entered Syria. But who is Turkey really fighting: ISIS or the Kurds?
Alexander O’Neill explains what the recent Syrian ceasefire accomplishes, and what it doesn’t.
“The excavations [of Dura Europos] done by the Yale team in the early part of the twentieth century likely saved these priceless pieces of religious and cultural history from the merciless destruction of the Islamic State. But they did so at a price—removing these pieces from their homeland and rehoming them in the basement of a Western university.”
“If you agree to marry me, I’ll treat you like a queen.” Amanda Vosburgh breaks down the social media tactics of the Islamic State’s campaign to recruit Western women.
Why did Netanyahu spurn Labor and take a sharp turn to the right? And what should expect from the new Israeli Defense Minister? Adrian Rivera breaks it down for us.
Amid a bloody civil war in Syria, it’s a race against time to protect Syria’s cultural treasures from the hands of ISIS.