The P-WW’s own Editor, Matthew Schweitzer, discusses Tunisia’s Arab Spring experience and the lessons it could teach the Palestinian authorities, … Continue reading Tunisia Could Teach the Palestinians a Thing or Two

The P-WW’s own Editor, Matthew Schweitzer, discusses US Secretary of State Hilary Clinton’s June 12 accusations against Russia and Russian … Continue reading Misreading Russia in Syria

NYT – This graphic from the New York Times helps to explain the general trends surrounding operations in the Afghanistan War. … Continue reading Afghanistan’s Report Card

NYT – Recent US and Israeli wargames — held earlier in March 2012 — have simulated dangerous repercussions of an … Continue reading Perils of a Strike Against Iran

ECONOMIST — Over recent days, the likelihood of an attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities has increased. President Obama, noting that … Continue reading “Attacking Iran”

NYT – As American combat troops have withdrawn from the country, it seems that the internecine violence continues relatively unabated, … Continue reading “Police Killed in Iraq”

BROOKINGS – The use of unmanned drones in the modern military theatre has raised questions surrounding international sovereignty. But an equally important set of questions about this new global reach has been asked about issues surrounding the drone’s domestic judicial legitimacy. As Peter Singer argues, “technology – never envisioned by the founding fathers – has taken Congress out of the equation.” Continue reading “Video: “Military Drones and Democracy””