International Relations

It remains unclear where Mitt Romney really stands on foreign policy and if the election could truly impact US international relations.

Pentagon's stamp of approval shapes Hollywood's depiction of war.

Women have been almost entirely excluded from leadership and decision-making positions since Mubaraku2019s ouster.

Across the Northern border Canada is the only country with no criminal laws related to abortion, a right that feminists worked hard for and still work to preserve today.

If you want to understand how the Chavez administration continues to win free and fair elections, you need only hear the stories of formerly marginalized communities and look more …

Ira Chernus: This campaign season teaches us how little has changed since the early Cold War days.

The veto eliminated the Khatami government's most promising initiative to promote a thaw in U.S.-Iran relations.

When Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia came to town, fleeing Vietnamese troops to speak at the UN, Bill Moyers wanted the interview.

Australia plunders “the poorest, sickest, most incarcerated people on earth” for their uranium-rich tribal lands.

As Greece's economy continues to collapse, citizens will have to say goodbye to universal healthcare and say hello to the Americanized way of staying alive.