Article Fear Is a Bad Teacher Mitri Raheb offers an insider’s perspective on Middle Eastern Christians that counters the stereotypical Western narratives of victimhood. By David Neuhaus, SJ February 13, 2022 Middle East Foreign Affairs Nonfiction
Article The Toll of Sectarian Politics Lebanon is on the brink of ruin. Will its Maronite Church take action to help? By Zeead Yaghi January 31, 2022 Foreign Affairs Middle East
Article Starving Afghanistan Afghanistan faces a famine that puts 23 million people at risk of starvation. But the United States refuses to offer aid. By Regina Munch November 18, 2021 Foreign Affairs Middle East
Feature The Other Afghanistan American attention on Afghanistan often neglects the material needs of ordinary Afghans, especially food security, which is now being threatened by climate change. By Solmaz Daryani October 2, 2021 Middle East Climate Change Arts
Article The Forever War Continues The United States’s military interest in the Persian Gulf reflects an outdated status quo of oil dependence. By Andrew J. Bacevich September 20, 2021 Foreign Affairs War and Peace Middle East
Article An Unwinnable War Biden is right to pull us out of Afghanistan. But he’s wrong to absolve us of blame in the country’s ongoing struggle. By The Editors August 19, 2021 Middle East War and Peace Foreign Affairs Joe Biden