Syria

Shamus Cooke: Obama has plenty of reasons to pursue more war in Syria.

Zunes' review of the last decade of Israel, Syria and US relations - culminating in Israel's latest bombing raid on Syria - details cross-purposes and missed opportunities.

The “red line” that the Obama administration has claimed in regards to Syria and chemical weapons continues to cloud the reality of political conflict in the region.

Jim Lobe: The Pentagon also appears highly reluctant to take military action.

Has Syria crossed the ‘red line’ that warrants a US military invasion? Has it not? The political establishment in the US seems at odds over itself.

The Obama administration appears to be moving in a different direction.

Saudi Arabia is playing an increasing role in Syria, allowing the supply of arms and even the infiltration of militants to help the rebels' fight.

Prof. Omar Dahi: US increases aid to select opposition groups to determine winner of civil war.

Despite the call for non violent action, President Obama will continue his military intervention in Syria, disenfranchising millions.

Clinton's legacy has been one of continuing the policies of her predecessors in the Bush administration of opposing international law and human rights.