The “Savage of Sbarro,” as the Legal Insurrection website calls Hamas terrorist Ahlam Tamimi, is the subject of a recently renewed effort to extradite her from Jordan for trial in the United States. As read more

Dr. James M. Dorsey Combatting the coronavirus pandemic and coping with its economic fallout may be Saudi Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman’s most immediate challenge. Equally urgent is repairing strained read more

Michael Peck Call it a sign of enemies reconciling. Or, an ironic twist of history. Just days before the 80th anniversary of the German mechanized blitzkrieg that conquered France in read more

Harmony Huskinson In February, Michael Boatwright awoke in a Palm Springs, California, hospital unaware of who he was. Even though he had been admitted to the hospital with a U.S. passport and read more

Wang Wen I live in Wangjing, a quite internationalized area in Beijing. Many Fortune 500 companies are headquartered there, and 10 percent of the around 600,000 residents are expats. Every read more

Col. (res.) Dr. Dan Gottlieb and Lt. Col. (res.) Dr. Mordechai Kedar The coronavirus crisis has exposed Arab and Islamic notions of fraternity, mutual commitment, and solidarity as hollow rhetorical read more

Marilyn Stern and Gary C. Gambill Robert Nicholson, executive director of the Philos Project, spoke in an extended interview to Middle East Forum Radio host Gregg Roman on May 6 about read more

Jiang Yan Over the past 2,000 years, the ancient Silk Road has witnessed the mutual assistance of the Chinese and Uzbek people. Since the beginning of this year, the outbreak read more

Richard James Havis Hong Kong martial arts films fall broadly into two categories, wuxia and kung fu. Wuxia films feature armed combat, usually swordplay, while kung fu films mainly feature unarmed read more

Yochanan Visser Despite a coronavirus crisis that opposition figures estimate has claimed the lives of more than 44,000 Iranians, the Islamic Republic’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei remains focused. No, read more