Preserving the Ottoman Mosaic
The roots of the Middle East's many conflicts lie in the unraveling of the Ottoman Empire and the failure since then to forge a stable regional order. As the international community works toward securing a stable peace in the region, its leaders would be wise to remember the lessons of history.
LONDON – The roots of the Middle East’s many conflicts lie in the unraveling of the Ottoman Empire at the beginning of the twentieth century and the failure since then to forge a stable regional order. As the international community works toward securing a durable peace in the region, its leaders would be wise to remember the lessons of history.