Robin Wright
Sitting across from ‘the Ghost of ISIS’
Abu Islam al-Iraqi, a former ISIS commander who ran clandestine cells of suicide bombers in the Iraqi town of Kirkuk has had some time to think about what he's done. Author Robin Wright says he has few regrets.
China can't get enough of 'House of Cards' and that scares Washington
Antique weapons combined with high-tech airpower pushed ISIS out of Kobane
The Persian art of declining what you really want and offering what you'll never give could play a role in US-Iran nuclear talks
Bet You'd Never Guess What the Iranian President Tweets
The Conflict in Egypt: A Proxy for Competing Ideologies in the Middle East
Egypt and Predictions for the Future of the Muslim Brotherhood
Middle East Reaction to Morsi Ouster
Marco Werman discusses the regional implications of Morsi's removal with Robin Wright, a long time observer of the Arab and Muslim world.
Egyptians mark one-year anniversary of Arab Spring protests in their country
A year ago, Egyptian protesters gathered in Tahrir Square to demand the end of President Hosni Mubarak's rule and the introduction of democratic reforms. After long protests, the protesters won.
Robin Wright on 'Rock the Casbah'
Robin Wright joins us. Wright is a journalist who has reported on the Middle East for major newspapers since 1973. Her book "Rock the Casbah: Rage and Rebellion Across the Islamic World," examines youth and revolt in the Muslim world.