Review

Review
04 March,2019

Islamist Terrorism in Europe

by Petter Nesser
By Andrew Moravcsik
Review
24 February,2019

Destroying a Nation: The Civil War in Syria

by Nikolaos Van Dam
By  John Waterbury
Review
05 November,2018

The Unheard Nerds

How Economists Can Talk So Policymakers Will Listen
By Karen Dynan
Review
23 August,2018

Good Fences Make Good Politics

Immigration and the Future of the West
By Majalla
Review
23 July,2018

Divide and Invest

Why the Marshall Plan Worked
By Majalla
Books
15 March,2018

Still Crazy After All These Years

America’s Long History of Political Delusion
By Majalla
Review
01 March,2018

Future Fights

Planning for the Next War
By Stephen Peter Rosen
Review
27 October,2017

Why the British Chose Brexit

Behind the Scenes of the Referendum
By Majalla
Review
08 September,2017

Terror in the Terroir

The Roots of France’s Jihadist Problem
By Majalla
Review
11 August,2017

Having It All

A History of Global Consumption
By Majalla

Editor's Pick

Politics
Mar 08,2019
ISIS in 2019: Atrocities that Remain Unpunished
Genocides, Massacres and Crimes against Humanity
Enviroment
Mar 01,2019
Conflict and Terror in a Warming Middle East
Former World Bank Director Professor Jamal Saghir Speaks to Majalla About the Security Implications of Climate Change in the Region
Politics
Mar 01,2019
UK to Ban Hezbollah: What are the Repercussions?
Culture
Feb 22,2019
Shakespeare and the #MeToo Movement
When Will Judi Dench Finally Get to Play King Lear?
Politics
Jan 25,2019
Nature Abhors a Vacuum
No one in the region or outside should think that a war that may start in Lebanon will not spread to the rest of the region  

Opinion

US Policy Towards Lebanon
By Elie Fawaz
U.S. Sanctions Are Hurting Hezbollah
By Hanin Ghaddar
Pressure Mounts on Hezbollah
By Elie Fawaz
The U.S. and Europe Increasingly Aligned to Contain Iran
By Joseph Braude
The New Lebanese Government: The Devil is in the Details
By Hanin Ghaddar
American Voices Emerge in Support of the U.S.-Saudi Alliance
By Joseph Braude