Al-Qaeda’s power has waned in Mali, but unresolved ethnic conflicts still threaten the country after 16 months of civil war.;
Foreign Policy
President Obama and his congressional colleagues are carrying on an established, yet clearly dangerous, tradition of U.S. foreign policy — the mixing up of national interest and the…
Americans are shielded from the ugly consequences of US military power by our journalists’ self-censorship.
Laura Flanders interviews Noam Chomsky about Manning, the TransPacific Partnership and the wisdom of the indigenous.
Cyber warfare has established itself, and governments are spending billions in researching how best to use it.
The failure to provide answers about what happened last year has shed light on the DEA’s questionable methods.
‘The biggest ever pro-diplomacy letter from the Hill,’ calling for talks with the incoming president of Iran, is sorely needed good news, says Naiman.
Why not have a national debate about the nature of our foreign policies and the influences behind them?
A candidate in Iran’s presidential race suggested improving relations with West. Then, he won.
If we cannot cut off aid to Egypt when an aid cutoff is mandated by US law, under what circumstances could we do it?