* Obama to try to reset relations between U.S. and Muslims * U.S. leader will talk about wars in Afghanistan, Iraq * Palestinian-Israel conflict will be key feature (Adds comments from Muslim ...

Muslims around the world have strong opinions about Obama's speech. CAIRO, Egypt, June 4, 2009— -- From a tent city in Gaza to an Internet cafe in Baghdad, to a barber shop in the West Bank, ...

President Obama traveled to Cairo last week to make an offer: Let's both, the U.S. and the Muslim world, quit demonizing each other and instead recognize our common hopes and work together to achieve ...

The volatile region is increasingly less optimistic about U.S. role. May 19, 2011— -- When President Obama speaks today on the so-called Arab Spring in the Middle East and North Africa, many ...

President Obama has a sweeping goal for his speech Thursday in Cairo: to begin remaking the dynamic between the U.S. and Muslims abroad. He'll declare a clean break from the Bush administration's “war ...

"The President's toughest moment came in explaining the U.S. stance on Palestinian statehood," The Council on Foreign Relations' Stewart Patrick explains. The message that Israeli-Palestinian peace ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama launches a new effort on Monday to build business and social ties to the Muslim world, but analysts say the need for progress on big issues like Middle ...

Barack Obama's election had the potential to be the nation's most consequential act of public diplomacy since the Marshall Plan. The story of his rise highlighted the openness of American society; his ...

The Atlantic Wire already brought you a roundup of general and domestic reaction to Obama's Middle East speech yesterday. But as with Obama's big speech in Cairo two years ago, the address was ...