Afghanistan

At least two recent State of the Union speeches reflect a dangerous, creeping American militarism for which we are all culpable.

One Russian prisoner, released from Guantanamo Bay for lack of any evidence, remains imprisoned in Russia, an expedient scapegoat for dubious antiterrorism policies, says Aisha Maniar.

British lawyers' complaint at the World Court accuses NATO members of war crimes by helping facilitate U.S. strikes.

How can we rescue radical love from cardboard expression and use it to “restore the humanity” of our oppressors?

After 10 years of this remote-control killing, the Obama administration should seek effective solutions that adhere to international law.

The prospect of a President Hillary Clinton could represent a step back from some of President Barack Obama's more innovative foreign policy strategies.

My coming out launched a hurricane upon my landlocked country of origin.

Non-military aid to Afghanistan, sent by the US since 2002, now approaches 100 billion dollars.

While there is a growing ideological intimacy between centrist-right and extreme-right parties throughout Europe, the brutal treatment of migrants has been particularly egregious of late in Greece.

Contrary to conventional wisdom, US actions in Fallujah during - and even before - the Iraq War probably played a role in bringing the latest eruption of violence to …