InternationalCommentary
The Horrible Practice of Honor Killings in Pakistan
More than 1,000 girls and women die in honor killings in Pakistan each year. The United Nations estimates that there are about 5,000 honor killings… Read More
SecurityNews
‘Deep Targets’: On the Ground With British, US Drone Forces Attacking ISIS
COALITION AIR BASE, Persian Gulf Region—Framed by a matted khaki sky, a Royal Air Force MQ-9 Reaper drone armed with four Hellfire missiles and two… Read More
InternationalCommentary
How Russia Is Lying to Us About Syria
What seemed like an encouraging headline a few weeks ago was really all smoke and mirrors—far from pulling out of Syria, Russia has been rolling… Read More
InternationalNews
America’s Iran ‘Tilt’ Likely Topic as Obama Visits Saudi Arabia
President Barack Obama will visit Saudi Arabia Wednesday trying to salvage what he can from a historically stable partnership that has frayed over differing priorities… Read More
InternationalCommentary
Anti-Christian Violence Threatens Fabric of Pakistani Society
Terrorists in Pakistan have targeted Christians in an Easter day attack. A suicide bomber detonated at a park in Lahore, where many Christian families were… Read More
InternationalCommentary
State Department Finds ISIS Guilty of Genocide. What’s Next.
Secretary of State John Kerry declared that the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) committed genocide against Yazidis, Christians, and Shiite Muslims. Genocide, as… Read More
InternationalCommentary
Labeling ISIS Actions Against Christians a Genocide Isn’t Enough
Secretary of State John Kerry announced that he believes that the Islamic State (ISIS) is committing genocide in the Middle East “against groups in areas… Read More
InternationalAnalysis
As Russia Pledges Withdrawal, Who Are the Real Winners of the Syrian Cease-Fire?
AMMAN, Jordan—Russia announced its withdrawal from Syria as peace talks among all sides to the Syrian war commenced in Geneva, one day before the fifth… Read More
InternationalNews
Iraqi Priest Who Was Held Hostage by Terrorists Asks US to Declare ‘Genocide’
For eight years, Father Douglas al-Bazi says, he never spoke about the time he was held hostage by terrorists in Iraq. But now, al-Bazi is… Read More
InternationalNews
ISIS’ Crimes Against Christians Detailed in New Report
“‘How is the life there in Iraq?’” That’s what people ask, said Father Douglas al-Bazi, a priest at the Mar Elia refugee camp in Erbil,… Read More
