Tag: foreign policy

There’s a framework for peace in Congo, and if Rwanda will stop interfering, it just might work.

Why the invasion of Iraq was the single worst foreign policy decision in American history.

Washington’s dilemma on a ‘lost’ planet.

Will China-Japan-U.S. tensions in the Pacific ignite a conflict and sink the global economy?

Generals who run amuck, politicians who could care less, an “embedded” media…and us.

Would a President Mitt Romney be primed for military action in Iran?

During the next two presidential debates, some important foreign policy questions won’t be asked.

A guide to the presidential debates you won’t be hearing.

A process of militarization is working its way through all facets of American government, and it’s not likely to stop any time soon.

Obama’s “new” Africa policy prioritizes security over democracy. But the continent is changing rapidly, and U.S. policy needs to adapt–here’s why.

The weird and dangerous groupthink of America’s foreign policy.

President Obama’s approach to energy policy is surprisingly close Dick Cheney’s. What this tells us about America’s new nationalism.

Dilip Hiro describes how the Pakistani government has outmaneuvered Washington to the tune of several billion dollars.

The U.S. is pursuing serious multilateral sanctions against Iran, and this isn’t the first time.

The controversial critic of U.S. foreign policy discusses his forthcoming book, the hypocrisy of neoliberalism, where he feels hopeful about democracy despite U.S. terrorism, and his friendship—okay, passing acquaintance—with Hugo Chavez and other “pink tide” presidents.