In Kyrgyzstan, Where Kidnapping Brides Is An Accepted Tradition
Forced marriages in this central Asian country are not simply about arrangements between families, but also strangers abducting women to be their wives.
When Egypt Deletes Women's Rights Heroines From School Textbooks
Street artists spray the images of the women who have fought for equality in Egypt, from the early 20th century to the Jan. 25 uprising.
Black Moccasins And Truck Driver Dreams - Up Close With Amos Oz
Perhaps the most acclaimed Israeli writer of his generation, and a fixture of the peace movement, Oz continues to surprise at the age of 73.
Moscow And The Middle East - How The Arab Spring Left Russia In The Cold
Delayed by the popular uprisings in the Arab world, the first-ever summit between Russia and the Arab League is on this week in Moscow. Though Syria is on the agenda, many the questions linger.
