International Relations

How confident are you that drone strikes are narrowly targeted on top-level terrorist leaders?

Rep. Darrell Issa and the Republicans are making political hay from last monthu2019s killings in Libya of Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three other Americans. But the real blame traces …

A recent drug legalization summit held in Antigua this year raises discussion over whether decriminalization is a viable answer to Central America's cartel problems.

Russia averted disaster when it conceded to Kennedy's hegemonic demands in the 60s, but the world's safety can't be hung indefinitely on such capitulation.

In spite evidence Iran directing much of its supply of 20 percent enriched uranium for scientific purposes, u201ckilleru201d sanctions continue.

The testimony of outside observers runs counter to media reports that have called the election undemocratic, “free but not fair” and said the vote exposes Chavez's "clown-prince system …

Something is rotten in the state…  -Hamlet In our times, in a media-saturated culture in which well-packaged and comforting lies are explicitly preferred to unsettling truths, those who reveal …

Chavez's win apparently wasn't as newsworthy as the question of whether Venezuela is a dictatorship.

Interview with Xalit Isa, a leader of the National Coordination Committee for Democratic Change who analyses the reasons for the current impasse.

A rabbi shares his ideological evolution toward Palestinian solidarity. Lively conversation ensues.