| NEW DELHI -- Preeti Singh worries each time her 20-year-old daughter has a late night at the hospital where she's a medical student. If her daughter has to stay late, Singh tells her to wait for daylight to come home. BLOG POSTS  | Trita Parsi: The Question That Is Rarely Asked
The question that is rarely asked is what the effect of the sanctions has been on the people of Iran, in particular the pro-democracy forces that so bravely have been fighting for their rights. |  | Carla Buzasi: The Week That Was: Women's Issues
While the debate continues over whether 2012 really was the so-called 'year of the woman' (or "year of the year of the woman" as the New York Times dubbed it, 2013 has so far been something of a mixed bag for the fairer sex. The news, uncovered on Friday, that the Church of England is to lift its ban on gay members of the clergy from becoming bishops, was undoubtedly a huge step in the right direction for the Church, but it rather showed up the fact that women still don't get the same privilege. |  | Nathan Gardels: Can Asia Step Up to Remake the World Order?
A world adrift desperately needs global thinkers, most of all from Asia. Kishore Mahbubani fits the bill with his signal work, The Great Convergence: Asia, the West and the Logic of One World, at this critical time. Let's pray his optimism is justified. |  | Wadah Khanfar: Key Strategic Trends for the Middle East in 2013
The United States, the western powers and some Arab states would push for a (moderate ) Syrian regime. That is to say, one that is far-removed from the Islamic movement, not hostile toward Israel and close to the West. |  | Michael Moore: Six Years Ago, Chuck Hagel Told the Truth About Iraq
You might have seen that on Monday President Obama will likely nominate former Sen. Chuck Hagel to be Secretary of Defense. But what you probably haven't seen -- because everyone has forgotten -- is that back in 2007, Hagel went totally crazy and told the truth about our invasion of Iraq. | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.COM |
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