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Ten years later, Islamist terrorism isn’t the threat it used to be
Jonah BaderOsama bin Laden, Terrorism, Islam, far-right terrorism, Taliban, ISIS, United States, France, Radical Islam, Arab Spring
The Middle East is still fertile ground for terror groups
Washington PostJonah BaderGeorge W. Bush, The Post-American World, Middle East, Arab Spring, freedom, Democracy, ISIS, Tunisia, Syria, Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Donald Trump
There’s a lot to be optimistic about these days. And then there’s the Middle East.
Washington PostJonah BaderBashar al-Assad, foreign policy, Henry Kissinger, Iran, Iraq, ISIS, Israel, Kurds, Lebanon, Middle East, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Turkey, United States, Vali Nasr, Yemen
Trump didn’t know the Middle East could be so complicated
How Saudi Arabia played Donald Trump
One missile strike is not a strategy
President flip-flop, I hope
Why surprise attacks won't defeat the Islamic State
Lessons from the war against al-Qaeda
The dangers of incrementalism
Washington PostFareed ZakariaBarack Obama, Bashar al-Assad, incrementalism, ISIS, Islamic State, Leslie Gelb, Micah Zenko, Richard Betts, Syria, Vietnam
A voice of hope in the Muslim world
Obama's optimism is vindicated by history
Washington PostFareed ZakariaAmerican University, Cold War, ISIS, Islamic State, Lindsey Graham, Middle East, Rick Perry, Saddam Hussein, Samuel Huntington, Soviet Union, Sputnik
Talking to terrorists is the only way to defeat them
Iraq exists only as an idea, not a nation
How to fight an ideological war
