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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Our Man In Syria?
Who is Manaf Tlass and why do western and regional powers pin their hopes on him? MORE
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Silicon Island
Will New York’s latest dream spawn the next Mark Zuckerberg? MORE
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Syrian Murder Mysteries
Does the killing of Assad’s brother-in-law mark a turning point? MORE
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The Next World Wonder
When the Olympics hits the airwaves, Beijing will be broadcasting them from this new $900 million... MORE
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An Arab Spring Success Story?
Libya has new leadership—and oil. Now it just needs to unify. MORE
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Sky Cities
Imagining the airport of the future as destination. MORE
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A Game of Thrones
Succession plans in Saudi Arabia give stability, for now. MORE
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The Forgotten Lives of Refugees
Christopher Dickey talks to António Guterres, the United Nations’ high commissioner for refugees,... MORE
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Ray Kelly’s Wars
The New YorkCity Police Commissioner is beating the enemy—if only the feds don't get in his way. MORE
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Post-Jubilee, a Sobering Summer
A Greek Collapse. Cairo on Fire. Venus in transit.... MORE
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The French Connection
Their teacher tried to tell them they were headed for trouble, but high on risk and volatility, the... MORE
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Curse of the Rogue French Trader
Christopher Dickey on why rogue traders are often French. MORE
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The Body Bomb Menace
Forget underpants. Al Qaeda’s diabolical new plan. MORE
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Obama: Pay Attention to Europe
As this weekend’s elections showed, mainstream parties are losing ground to extreme politicians.... MORE
