The Globalist

To recruit Turkey against ISIS, the United States lost sight of its true friends.

Why the U.S. government must rethink Iraq’s territorial integrity.

The history of Kurdistan helps explain the Kurds’ current conundrum.

If a black-or-white political culture is grounds for sending in U.S. troops, then few countries require an invasion more urgently than the United States.

How can post-militarist Turkey serve as a model for integrating religion into politics and society?

What will the nation-state look like in the future?

How has the Middle East changed over the last decade — and what does the future hold for the region?

How have warnings of geopolitical chaos in Iraq proven prescient?

Could the only remaining hope for a peaceful Iraq lie with Moqtada Sadr?

Kurds have no physical nation, but could they still be unified?