Christopher Dickey is the Paris bureau chief and Middle East editor for Newsweek and The Daily Beast. He is the author of six books, including Summer of Deliverance and, most recently, Securing the City: Inside America’s Best Counterterror Force—the NYPD.
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A Fearless Reporter Lost
Marie Colvin put her life at risk to report on atrocities from Sri Lanka to Baghdad. MORE
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Yemen Says Goodbye to Saleh
The country’s elections herald a tentative first step toward democracy—but the U.S.... MORE
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DSK’s Stinky New Scandal
The man the tabloids called Pepé Le Pew was questioned today over his alleged role in a... MORE
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Greece’s Sad Fairy Tale
With the latest bailout deal, Greece’s economic tragedy verges on black comedy. MORE
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The Man Who Saw the Arab Soul
Anthony Shadid was one of the great rational voices in the Middle East. MORE
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Greece Flirts With Disaster
Signs are mounting that the euro zone is fed up with Greece’s inability to get its fiscal act... MORE
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Holding the Financial Beasts at Bay
European leaders head to a summit post-Davos without a viable—and desperately needed—economic plan,... MORE
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The Street Theater from Hell
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Gross National Happiness
Altruism is a pretty rare concept at Davos, but this saffron-robed monk is a regular, and he knows... MORE
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Capitalism and Croissants
The debates and panels start a little after sunrise every day during the Davos forum. MORE
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The Truth Talker
Can Christine Lagarde steer Europe and America away from the brink of the next Great Depression? MORE
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The Party’s Over at Davos
The mood of politicians and tycoons at the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting runs from glum to... MORE
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Geert Wilders Must Stop
His Anti-Muslim diatribes are bound to cause harm. MORE
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Morning in the Middle East
No matter how desperately the remnants of the old regimes may try, the arab awakening cannot be... MORE
