In this season, we will discuss 100 years of Middle Eastern history after the fall of the Ottoman Empire.
5-1: The Middle East And Europe
In the early 20th century, the Ottoman Empire is known as the “Sick man of Europe.” It is big but weak. The other European powers assume they’ll eventually have to take over much of the empire’s lands.
Israel And Palestine Part I
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is one of the most complex, dynamic, and difficult situations in the entire world.
Pakistan: A Conversation
In this episode, I sit down with Br. Zulfikar Sarosh and discuss more details about Pakistan’s history.
Most importantly, we dig into the history of Kashmir and the possible future for this troubled region.
A Conversation About Pakistan
I sit down with my teenage daughter Balquis and talk about a lot of random things. But we do eventually get around to talking about Pakistan.
The Three A’s Of Pakistan
There is a saying in Pakistan that the country is run by the Three A’s: Allah, the army and America.
Leading Up To The Soviet-Afghan War
Afghanistan always had a close relationshiop with Soviet Union
Many Afghans sent their children to USSR for education; these children would later start an Afghan communist party
Chechnya And Russia
Much of Chechnya’s history is based on its location. It is located in the Caucasus region, between the Black Sea […]
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Sudan: Race And Religion
Modern history of Sudan begins in 1820 when Ibrahim Pasha, son of Egyptian ruler/governor Muhammad Ali, conquers much of the modern nation.
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The Shah And The Ayatollah Part II
The Shah of Iran is unknowingly planting the seeds of rebellion. His secret police stifle political dissent. He’s dismissive of the religious community. He ignorant the effects of his economic policies.