The Tea Party and National Security

Much is being said and written about the impact of the government closure and debt crisis on everything from workers’ salaries, to the availability of statistics that are critical for the management of businesses and farms, to the slowing of economic growth, to the weakening of America’s overall financial position at home and abroad. There…

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FPI Annual Forum: Will America Lead?

by Anna Borshchevskaya The Foreign Policy Initiative held its annual forum today. It’s title, “Will America Lead?” is an important one. American leadership in the world is critical now more than ever–for if America, with its core values of freedom and democracy does not lead, who will fill the vacuum? Below are some comments from…

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Program Manager

Position Title: Program Manager The Program Manager (PM) is responsible for the overall coordination and management of a program to reduce sources of communal tension and violence in Iraq. The PM will work with AIC’s existing field office in Basrah, but will be solely responsible for: meeting the program’s objectives; managing program deliverables; maintaining good…

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Assad Says He’s Not Leaving

BEIRUT—Syrian President Bashar al-Assad threw cold water on hopes for meaningful peace talks next month by dismissing any possibility that he would step down early or decide not to run again next year—a key demand for most rebels and opposition groups who have been battling his regime for more than two years.

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AIC Announces: The Struggle for Individual Rights in the Middle East, 8th Annual “Dream Deferred” Essay Contest

$10,000 in prizes for young American and Middle Eastern writers Winners from previous years featured in critically acclaimed book: Arab Spring Dreams  WASHINGTON, October 22, 2013 – The American Islamic Congress (AIC) announces its eighth annual The contest, which annually awards $10,000 in prizes, is open to young thinkers and writers from the Middle East…

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